DSI Keyboard with White Alps

[MTManiac]

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[MTManiac]

Traditional white alps

Manufacturer Part No: KB-BF-I-113

http://www.dsi-keyboards.com/traditional-white-alps-mechanical-switch-big-font-keyboard-by-dsi.aspx

[IvanIvanovich]

I've posted those Sony before. They are actually Omron switch not Alps.

[SpAmRaY]

I wonder if SP makes some caps for these editing boards. Some crap bag keys I've seen seem to fit with that type of usage.

[MTManiac]

I've posted those Sony before. They are actually Omron switch not Alps.

Ahh ok cool, thanks Ivan, my mistake.

I removed them and edited this to reference the DSI board.

[fohat.digs]

You should change the title to something about keyboards for old people with poor eyesight.

The question comes up a couple of times a year, and that board looks perfect (except for the bigass "Enter"!).

[SpAmRaY]

You should change the title to something about keyboards for old people with poor eyesight.

The question comes up a couple of times a year, and that board looks perfect (except for the bigass "Enter"!).

Actually the yellow and black one would be even better.

[fohat.digs]

Actually the yellow and black one would be even better.

This has been discussed several times at considerable length. It warrants a standing discussion.

Perhaps the media buttons would be helpful, but maybe confusing. Personally, I don't think the yellow helps.

The Milton-Bradley version that I sold a couple of years ago was far better for someone truly impaired, because it was color-coded and had flat 1" keys instead of 3/4" keys. A touch typist's worst nightmare, of course.

And it was simplified white Alps, too.