Monday, March 2, 2009
Slim, or clunky... Slim, or clunky... Slim, or clunky...
Monday, March 02, 2009 | Posted by
Phillip |
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EDIT: In love with this keyboard, especially since I've lived 9 years with clunky keyboards. Thank you Matt once again!
I received a beauty of a birthday present today from Matt, a Gigabyte (GK-KM6100) keyboard and mouse. Thanks so much for that!
Now, to my issue. Slim, sexy black keyboard that has me making more spelling errors, or a clunky white (or yellow after some years) keyboard but has me making fewer spelling errors?
Yes, what a great way to show my appreciation for a present: debating whether the present is as good as what it has replaced. No, I really do appreciate it!
But this is what it is:

This is what it has replaced:

Again, this is what it is:

And this is what it has replaced:

The problem is, the new one doesn't have that extra bit at the bottom to support my wrists. But the other one has white keys that get dirty too fast. I type better on the old one. But the new one is flat.
As for the mouse, not a big difference, since that old classic Microsoft optical mouse is just a classic. So my main focus is the keyboard. Now I'm using the new Gigabyte keyboard, which is sexy, flat, doesn't have redundant copy and paste keys, but has no wrist support, and not a huge tilt. But if I need a tilt and wrist support, I'd have to go to the clunky white keyboard.
What do you think? Do you prefer ergonomical or what I call classic keyboards?
And is anyone reading this blog site?


I received a beauty of a birthday present today from Matt, a Gigabyte (GK-KM6100) keyboard and mouse. Thanks so much for that!
Now, to my issue. Slim, sexy black keyboard that has me making more spelling errors, or a clunky white (or yellow after some years) keyboard but has me making fewer spelling errors?
Yes, what a great way to show my appreciation for a present: debating whether the present is as good as what it has replaced. No, I really do appreciate it!
But this is what it is:
This is what it has replaced:
Again, this is what it is:
And this is what it has replaced:
The problem is, the new one doesn't have that extra bit at the bottom to support my wrists. But the other one has white keys that get dirty too fast. I type better on the old one. But the new one is flat.
As for the mouse, not a big difference, since that old classic Microsoft optical mouse is just a classic. So my main focus is the keyboard. Now I'm using the new Gigabyte keyboard, which is sexy, flat, doesn't have redundant copy and paste keys, but has no wrist support, and not a huge tilt. But if I need a tilt and wrist support, I'd have to go to the clunky white keyboard.
What do you think? Do you prefer ergonomical or what I call classic keyboards?
And is anyone reading this blog site?


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