by David Hakala
Whether you spilled coffee on your keyboard or it’s so full of crumbs it sounds like a bowl of Cap’n Crunch, sooner or later you will want a new keyboard. You want the “best” keyboard, of course. Here are a few guidelines for buying a new keyboard.
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by Gabe Goldberg
No matter how much you spend for a (non-laptop) computer, it’s likely to come with a junky low-end keyboard which you’ll hate. For much of my computing career, I was spoiled by using high-quality keyboards attached to various IBM terminals; early IBM computers maintained this battleship-robust quality. I was fortunate that early in my PC use, a friend gave me not one but two IBM Model M keyboards. They’ve survived multiple moves and been connected to several PCs, and they just keep on clicking with that nice tactile feel that typing should have.
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