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Ranma13
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Is a Dell SK-8000 a mechanical keyboard?
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Is a Dell SK-8000 a mechanical keyboard? It's a Dell QuietKey and doesn't sound like a mechanical, but feels different than a typical rubber dome.
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Is a Dell SK-8000 a mechanical keyboard?
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High quality rubber domes + sliders
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Pylon
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Is a Dell SK-8000 a mechanical keyboard?
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Mon, 06 December 2010, 18:55:04 »
Actually, SK-8000 has integrated keycaps/slider. RT7D5JTW is the one you want with separate sliders, and it feels much better.
(Yes I just revived a 7 month old thread, but for the sake of future rubber dome newbs that are wondering)
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