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I have a wireless keyboard and the betteries are running out, seems to be working now but it'll strike back. Is it worth me getting a non-wireless keyboard, if so, where could i get a new one for cheap?
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You want a bluetooth wireless mouse/keyboard combo like me. The batteries last forever on the keyboard and the mouse recharges in a cradle thing.
hi you
Wired optical mice are the best for first-person-shooters, and almost everything.
Light and reliable.
But of course, we're talking about keyboards here.
Light and reliable.
But of course, we're talking about keyboards here.
Der Nazi wrote:
> Hey, I've got an optical mouse with red LEDs in it. It's not cordless,
> but it looks pretty cool when you use it and can see it the PCBs
> inside, lit up in red.
Moi also, how many buttons does it have?
> Hey, I've got an optical mouse with red LEDs in it. It's not cordless,
> but it looks pretty cool when you use it and can see it the PCBs
> inside, lit up in red.
Moi also, how many buttons does it have?
My keyboards really small as well so im always typing slow when im at school.
Hey, I've got an optical mouse with red LEDs in it. It's not cordless, but it looks pretty cool when you use it and can see it the PCBs inside, lit up in red.
Der Nazi wrote:
> I prefer the simpler keyboards: They keys are better placed, and there
> are none of the stupid buttons that go directly to Internet Explorer.
My mouse does that.. :-)
> I prefer the simpler keyboards: They keys are better placed, and there
> are none of the stupid buttons that go directly to Internet Explorer.
My mouse does that.. :-)
I prefer the simpler keyboards: They keys are better placed, and there are none of the stupid buttons that go directly to Internet Explorer.
Handy they may be, but they are very annoying when placed right above the arrow keys on the keyboard of someone who enjoys motor racing games. Net loss to me: Several pounds on a keyboard that was rather irritaing and ruined many a race.
Handy they may be, but they are very annoying when placed right above the arrow keys on the keyboard of someone who enjoys motor racing games. Net loss to me: Several pounds on a keyboard that was rather irritaing and ruined many a race.
*strokes lovely 'shaped' keyboard I got for £15*
Its worth paying a bit more just so you can have a keyboard that is responsive to your every touch, and just looks darned cool.
Its worth paying a bit more just so you can have a keyboard that is responsive to your every touch, and just looks darned cool.
Non-wireless keyboards are the way to go; wireless ones also have a nasty tendancy for going wrong or having their ranges muck up.
A cheap, bog standard regular keyboard will probably cost you under a tenner, but if you want a really good, fancy shaped modern one it'll be about two or three times as much.
A cheap, bog standard regular keyboard will probably cost you under a tenner, but if you want a really good, fancy shaped modern one it'll be about two or three times as much.
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