18 Dec
2005
18 Dec
'05
7:14 a.m.
In message <200512172152350052.34E3F89D at 10.0.0.252>
"Chuck Guzis" <cclist at sydex.com> wrote:
Used to be that keytops were double-shot molded, with
the lettering all but
indestructible. Is this a practice that's gone forever, or is there still
a vendor who makes keyboards the old way?
I've got a Dell AT102W - proper keyswitches (Alps IIRC), plenty of metal
inside, a lovely "clack" when a key gets pushed... and laser-etched keycaps
:)
These keyboards, BTW, also go by the part number "093GDJ". I'd buy another
-
it's the only Dell-branded device I've found that's actually built reasonably
well...
Later.
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