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Re: Future Think Pads (Keyboards)



On Fri, 18 Apr 1997, Randy Whittle wrote:

> >brands were either too small, too fragile, or had an odd layout.  Usually
> 
> >heard the older Thinkpad models had it even better when Lexmark(?) or
> >some major 
> >keyboard manufacturer used to design the keyboards for IBM.
> 
> 	As the former owner of a 750C, I can tell you--that keyboard had the best
> tactile "feel" of any notebook I've ever used or owned.
> 
> 	Unfortunately, it was also the noisiest--people were always saying that
> others around them complained of the noise when they used their TP in
> classes or libraries.
> 
Could not agree more. The keyboard of my old TP 700 (really old and
still going) is better than that of my new TP 701CS. Better "feel",
excellent response, better than some of the "grown-up" keyboards out
there. I can't say the same about the trackpoint mouse though, the stick
thing system is much better on my 701, so I use a regular mouse for my
700, or at least I used to.
Waldemar
 > > ------- > Randy Whittle rwhittle@usa.net