Soft Touch Keyboard

[Junk Parts]

So far as a whole I'm loving my Hp four core PC. I do have one issue. The keyboard keys are to stiff. Who makes a USB keyboard with a nice soft action?

[gerg]

Re: Soft Touch Keyboard

razer makes very sensitive keyboards but be prepared to pay a premium for that brand.

[Scenic]

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i'm happy with my Dell SK-8115 a.k.a. L100
http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=SK-...&_sop=15&_sc=1

there's also a version with multimedia keys and a built in 2port USB hub called SK-8135

[gerg]

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I am actually using the same keyboard right now at work and I don't think that they keys are very responsive

[Topcat]

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Logitech G15 gaming keyboard.

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I have a couple of them, and love them!

[Scenic]

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the old ones or new (refresh) ones?

cheaper alternative (without the LCD) would be the G11

[digge]

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Im using Logitech UltraX Flat. I think its designed for OEM only so it might be hard to find. They have a similar one retail but thats more of a mini one with the buttons cramped together. Have a look at google pictures, its the silver version thats full size.

What i love about it is the laptop kinda keys even though its full size. Short length to push, I type way much faster on these than i do a normal keyboard. Some like having the longer pushing length though, its a matter of preference. Have recommended it to several friends and they all say they would never go back to a keyboard with normal height keys again. See if you can find it, or a similar one in a store to try it out.

[Scenic]

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hm.. my brother has one of those laptop style keyboards.
it's a Cherry eVolution Stream. laptop style slim keys, but standard layout (ie: no crammed miniature keys)

example pic (german layout though..)
http://bambooz.pytalhost.net/badcaps..._Stream_XT.jpg

typing on that keyboard feels exactly like my netbook keyboard (Asus eeePC 1005HA) or the one of my old Pentium III Toshiba laptop (Satellite Pro 4600)

[Topcat]

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the old ones or new (refresh) ones?

cheaper alternative (without the LCD) would be the G11

I use the Gen1 versions. they have more programmable keys on the left side, I like it better.

As for the logitech flat ones that are basically giant laptop keyboards, they take soem getting used to, I have a few of those as well. Once you get used to them, they are nice.