I got one at work. I started typing a lot softer and found that my fingers felt better and I typed a bit faster.
Different strokes, etc.
What? You know, they work even without bangint on keys like crazy. Just lightly tapping them.
Re:Best Desktop Keyboards
by mattacular on Sunday August 12, 2012 @05:22PM
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Why would I want to alter my entire typing style for no reason other than to use YET-ANOTHER-APPLE-PRODUCT(TM) ? I have a Macbook, and the keyboard is fine for most situations. But whenever I try to do a lot of writing or programming on it, my fingers end up hurting really badly.
To be fair, the article is based on reader nominations. If you don't like the ones that made it into the list, stop by for the nomination round and make your choices known!
Yes, it's pretty poor and not Lifehacker's best effort. There shouldn't be any cheap foam membrane peripherals on this list.
The list is based on reader nominations - unfortunately, our community has different tastes than you do, but next time, stop by and nominate your favorite - the cut for the top five was pretty close.
Anyone who does a lot of typing at work is not going to like Apple keyboards. Those things ruin your fingers because the keys have no give. It is kind of similar to what running on concrete will do to your knees.