Laser Keyboard - Page 3

Pretend · 02-05-2006, 09:24 PM

If you drop food on your keyboard, and the keys stick... clean it?

It's not that hard, pop the keys off with a knife, screwdriver, etc. and simply soak them in hot water and clean them a bit. Pop them back in and you're done, not too hard.

Anyway. Looks cool.

John Scott · 02-05-2006, 11:43 PM

I don't know - it would be a pain in the ass at first, but I think the current keyboard layout is dumb.

Pretend · 02-06-2006, 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by JohnScott

I don't know - it would be a pain in the ass at first, but I think the current keyboard layout is dumb.

Works fine for me....

John Scott · 02-10-2006, 03:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Pretend

Works fine for me....

Yeah, because you're used to it. But it makes no sense. Why aren't the keys in alphabetical order?

Klaas Koopman · 02-10-2006, 03:15 AM

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Originally Posted by JohnScott

Yeah, because you're used to it. But it makes no sense. Why aren't the keys in alphabetical order?

totally agree!

Hey a question to you guys, is it possible to clean the keys of a laptop thesame as a normal keyboard? Can I pop them put them in some soaking water, dry them and clickem up again or what?

joecoolfreak · 02-10-2006, 05:20 AM

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Originally Posted by JohnScott

Yeah, because you're used to it. But it makes no sense. Why aren't the keys in alphabetical order?

The qwerty keyboard was specifically designed so that someone couldn't type faster than a typewriter could handle. The original design came about so that the letters wouldn't get stuck if someone got really good at it. There are other designs that have come about but never made it big. These days, its a moot point whether the keys get stuck for obvious reasons, but so many people are trained on qwerty that many of them do not want to retrain themselves. This is a bit more background on the issue.

Klaas Koopman · 02-10-2006, 05:37 AM

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Originally Posted by joecoolfreak

The qwerty keyboard was specifically designed so that someone couldn't type faster than a typewriter could handle. The original design came about so that the letters wouldn't get stuck if someone got really good at it. There are other designs that have come about but never made it big. These days, its a moot point whether the keys get stuck for obvious reasons, but so many people are trained on qwerty that many of them do not want to retrain themselves. This is a bit more background on the issue.

wow an expert! ( I actually know a guy who called himself qwerty )

erkanbs · 02-09-2006, 02:34 PM

i saw and use it in cebit in turkey years ago....

Sketch · 02-10-2006, 04:18 AM

I don't think so Klaas, as far as I'm aware they are stuck of with some type of plastic sheet which runs across the keyboard..Unlike the clips they use on desktop keyboards.

Also, I don't think I would like that new type of keyboard why change if it isn't broke? This version of keyboard works fine but I guess seeing the key layout isn't changing it wouldn't be too bad.

Klaas Koopman · 02-10-2006, 05:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Sketch

I don't think so Klaas, as far as I'm aware they are stuck of with some type of plastic sheet which runs across the keyboard..Unlike the clips they use on desktop keyboards.

Also, I don't think I would like that new type of keyboard why change if it isn't broke? This version of keyboard works fine but I guess seeing the key layout isn't changing it wouldn't be too bad.

ah okay thanks sketch!

I'd like a good black vs white keyboard!

Adam.w8 · 02-16-2006, 06:39 PM

i think that's not a bad deal, if its reliable! $200... ive spent over 200 on keyboards in the last 2 years... plus this ones much cooler