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munky261 |
2008-02-28
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@ Anderson, IN
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i agree general , had this jackass at fry's trying his damndest to sell me one and i told him i want to see you take it out and use it to show me how great it is.... he coulndt type worth a damn on it lol
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2008-03-03
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General, what problems are you aware of with the lasr keyboards? I just did some checking on Amazon, and the unit has gotten mostly favorable reviews.
Thanks -K.
Thanks -K.
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2008-03-03
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Joined on Jan 2006
@ St. Petersburg, FL
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Originally Posted by Kent Multer
Ridiculously overpriced and hard to type on.
General, what problems are you aware of with the lasr keyboards? I just did some checking on Amazon, and the unit has gotten mostly favorable reviews.
Besides, the basic premise of the device (a completely continuous, static surface) is a really bad design for typing.
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2008-03-03
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Joined on Jan 2007
@ Berlin, Germany
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Originally Posted by Kent Multer
I've tested one - it is far away from a normal keyboard.
General, what problems are you aware of with the lasr keyboards? I just did some checking on Amazon, and the unit has gotten mostly favorable reviews.
Thanks -K.