13 Oct
2002
13 Oct
'02
3:52 p.m.
On Sat, 12 Oct 2002, Jerome H. Fine wrote:
The LK201 and LK401 are compatible in every way. The LK201 is as flat as
a board, and achieved a dubious distinction when it was involved in a
repetitive-strain injury lawsuit. The LK401 is the ergonomic variety.
However, the keys are a little different between the two, and a lot of
people prefer the key feel from the original LK201. I prefer the LK401,
myself. Actually, my favorite are the IBM buckling-spring "clickety"
models. Especially the 3278 terminal keyboards.
Peace... Sridhar
The LT320 is a
third-party plasma terminal. There are MMJ and
DB25 serial connectors, and LK201/401-compatible and AT-compatible
keyboard connectors. I use an LK401 with mine.
Jerome Fine replies:
I presume the LK201 and the LK401 are plug compatible?
Also, what are the actual differences and why do you prefer the LK401?
Sincerely yours,