Your Keyboard :: How damaged (or neat) is it ???

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Posted by placebo on Mar-15-2005 19:26:

mine has al kinds of shit all over it. chinese food, soda, theres hair between some keys. its pretty nasty. but its my keyboard at work, so i dont really care.

Posted by biznology on Mar-15-2005 20:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Swamper
I'm using the original MS Natural Keyboard (1st Generation) - everything after that sucked.

So far, completely faded keys include SDXCVKLMN and right-alt(from my quake days)

Broken keys: '0' on keypad
Messed up keys: 'y' - if I hit it too hard it'll pop right out - but its easy to put back

This keyboard has taken a beating and is the most comfortable one I've used to date

holy shit nerd alert...yeah i had that one too - it did fade like a bastard.

mine is currently allright surprisingly. lack of gaming may have something to do with that. even the little pieces of tape that cover my swedish letters on: [;' are still pretty nice and �� still work quite well|

Posted by beats and beeps on Mar-15-2005 20:50:

I've been using a dell quietkey for years.

One time, when I was playing elastomania I got pissed off and started tossing the keyboard around. It landed on the floor face down and when I picked it up there was alllll this nasty crap on the carpet, that had fallen out of the keyboard.

I really cant beleive it works perfectly, no fading even. And I smash this thing.

Posted by CyberneticAngel on Mar-15-2005 21:16:

I stole my keyboard from a place I used to work. Its an IBM and when I first got it there was a protective cover over teh keys, but after I threw up all over it I had to take the cover off. Now the keys themselves are starting to get messed up

Posted by Sunsnail on Mar-16-2005 01:12:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
So that's what the kids are calling it these days?

It was an actual bowl of milk

Posted by LeopoldStotch on Mar-16-2005 01:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Nou
thats disgusting!!!!

yes that is nasty ..
it looks like he took a happy dump on his keyboard .. ..

and yes i remember that dell keyboard .. that was my work keyboard until they replaced the computers with the upgraded opticflex ones (i think that's what its called) .. and got the quietkey boards ..

Posted by wizniz on Mar-16-2005 02:08:

quote:
Originally posted by beats and beeps
I've been using a dell quietkey for years.

One time, when I was playing elastomania I got pissed off and started tossing the keyboard around. It landed on the floor face down and when I picked it up there was alllll this nasty crap on the carpet, that had fallen out of the keyboard.

I really cant beleive it works perfectly, no fading even. And I smash this thing.

first things first, wtf is elastomania? 2nd things second... (makes sense) ive got a dell quietkey and it's got the springs and i had one before but hte shift and ctrl keys on both sides didndt work... but my new one is black and 1337 as shit!

thinking about arranging the letters to say i roxorz joe noob or something nerdy-funny like that.

Posted by Spacey Orange on Mar-16-2005 03:24:

Re: Your Keyboard :: How damaged (or neat) is it ???

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Originally posted by LeopoldStotch

so how is your keyboard?????

hmm... let me put it this way:

everytime i get a little hungry and i'm feeling lazy, i get a little paper clip and pry little crunchy things that lodge themselves under the keys.

Posted by Swamper on Mar-16-2005 03:38:

Nou, I've used the Dell AT101W at work for years and it is indeed very well built.

I have a spare in case that one ever dies... and I'll buy another MS Natural Keyboard (if it was new) and I saw it on ebay... in a second.. (1st gen only)

Posted by Geoff on Mar-16-2005 08:30:

haha swamper owns with his keyboard

i have a mx duo, love it

Posted by DragonsEmerald on Mar-16-2005 09:08:

My computer crashed when I was in the middle of something and I broke my keyboard in half Now im using a shitty non-usb keyboard.

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