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Re: Tried MS Natural and liked split but keys not soft touch. SM
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Posted by vt on April 05, 2003 at 14:32:03:
In Reply to:Tried MS Natural and liked split but keys not soft touch. SM posted by Pewter on April 04, 2003 at 21:49:35:
I am not familiar with the keyboard you mention, but I am a tried and true Macintosh keyboard lover for its soft, crisp, light touch that, for me, eliminates a tremendous amount of fatigue and wear and tear. It is such an effortless keyboard. The catch is you have to find one (usually in a used computer place - apple extended keyboard), and to use it with a Windows machine you have to have a USB port and also obtain a second-party piece of software (by I-MAC, I believe) so it can run through USB. I don't know what I would do without my Mac keyboard!
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