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Long Island Iced Tea
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Stratford-upon-Avon
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I've just noticed my keyboard is shockingly filthy
 Just a plain standard Logitech cordless keyboard here, feels very nice though - gonna have to go clean it now though 
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22-11-2006, 18:31
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The Last Airbender
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Pigmopad
Posts: 11,915
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My keyboard is stinking. I really need to get a new one but can't be arsed.
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22-11-2006, 18:40
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Screaming Orgasm
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Newbury
Posts: 15,194
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Microsoft Wireless Natural Multimedia Keyboard here, and the same in the office. Both as part of a keyboard/mouse bundle.
When it looked like it was time for them to go out of production, I bought two complete spare sets, both of which are still boxed up (must remember to go pull the batteries out of their boxes, which I forgot to do at the time. D'oh). I've broken the leg off one of the keyboards, but it's balanced on the monitor stand with the broken leg re-attached with electrical tape. Survived so far. 
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23-11-2006, 14:26
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Long Island Iced Tea
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Weston-super-Mare
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I've got a Microsoft Ergonomic 4000 and I liked it so much I got one in work as well as home. Very nice bit of kit that saves me hours of mouse-fiddling.
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23-11-2006, 23:11
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Long Island Iced Tea
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 181
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Im currently using a Logitech 'corded desktop' keyboard. Its not bad, but quite basic and some of the media shortcut buttons don't work. Im still waiting for the Optimus keyboard to be released. http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/optimus/
As for my mouse im using a MX1000 which I love. The only mouse that would tempt me to change is the Logitech revolution due to the really wide thumbrest. Silly expensive though.
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23-11-2006, 23:19
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Moonshine
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 3,388
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MS Natural Ergonomic 4000's here mainly now *as they're cheap and easily available.*
Also have several MS Natural Pro's which I absolutely adore but are getting very rare now.  Won't use any other keyboards if at all possible. Ergonomic are the way forward. Simon/~Flibster.
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24-11-2006, 13:58
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 6,716
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I thought I'd broken my two wireless keyboards and went and bought a new wirey one. When I was taking the wires (!) out for the wireless I noticed the remote thingy wasnt plugged in properly
But I have a little metal looking keyboard now. I hated it to begin with and only stuck it out cause I couldnt be arsed to change it back to the other one, but now I love it. Can't type for toffee on it though.
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24-11-2006, 13:59
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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25-11-2006, 10:48
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Vodka Martini
Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 791
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I use a plain Cherry keyboard, and I love it. I always go back to it. There's no extra buttons on it, and it's noisy as hell (mostly the space bar) but I love the feel of it.
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25-11-2006, 12:06
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Vodka Martini
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Bristol/Reading
Posts: 656
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I used to have a Logitech UltraX keyboard (the one with the laptop style keys) and absolutely loved it, and for some reason I changed to a Saitek Eclipse. It is still a regret for me to this day...
I wish I could get a keyboard with slim keys and which is lit up.
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