Re: Hardwired Dvorak keyboards

Make sure the USB is dedicated power but otherwise, the Typematrix is awesome.

--Keith

On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 1:19 PM, Giles Orr <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I'm working at a place that has the computers locked up so tight I
>  can't change the keymaps (believe me, I've asked). I've been on this
>  list long enough to have seen the posts suggesting that people in that
>  situation should make a big argument about ergonomics ... lets not go
>  there. I just want a hardwired Dvorak keyboard. My choices are
>  further limited by the preference for buying from a Canadian company
>  because I don't want to deal with goods crossing the border. This
>  probably means ergocanada who were great when I bought a Kinesis from
>  them. I have the Kinesis at home but don't want another - I love it
>  but don't want to leave a $350 keyboard in an open workspace. Which
>  cuts me down to the Typematrix and the Dvortyboard. I had a
>  Dvortyboard about ten years ago, and was less than enchanted with it
>  dying in two and a half years - not very well made. So ... has anyone
>  bought a Typematrix 2020 keyboard recently? Any caveats? I'll be
>  wanting the USB model. Thoughts?
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>  Giles
>  http://www.gilesorr.com/
>  [email protected]
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