Anyone who used computers in the 80s and early 90s know that keyboards are often loud and extremely obnoxious. You can also tell who is working hard by the amount of clicks and clacks emanating from their respective cubicles. Being back
memories of the past with the EudoraPro keyboard from Unicomp. This new keyboard offers similar tactile feel that was rampant on old school IBM keyboards, and boast a pointing stick in the middle that reminds you of the timeless Thinkpad notebook design. The EnduraPro is available in two-tone Black with metallic buttons, or the PS/2-only version that comes in Classical Pearl White. It is compatible with Windows and features a rather hefty price tag of $70. Purchase this only if you are an advocate of classical IBM keyboards or you want to let everyone in the office hear how hardworking you are as you pound those keys while churning out the latest company report.Pros : Caters to those who prefer the loud, obnoxious keyboards of the past
Cons : No value-for-money at that price
EudoraPro keyboard Source
Unicomp is awesome. They recently assembled a new Model M mini (84-key Model M space saver) for me at my request. I also just recently purchased a EnduraPro from them.
If you are interested in communing with others who feel just as passionate about their keyboards, swing by the geekhack.org forums.
Posted by: iMav | October 5, 2007 10:51 PM | Permalink to Comment