We got the new keyboards in Friday, and I'm not impressed. While it's nice to go back to a split key pattern, the keyboard doesn't have the little feet in the back, so you can't adjust the angle. The other big annoyance with it is that the print screen, scroll lock, and pause keys are where you'd usually have your insert, home, and page up keys would be. In other words, when I touch type I end up hitting scroll lock and pause when I'm looking for the home and page up keys. I don't see why standard keyboard manufacturers mess with where keys are. Touch typing is highly muscle memory dependent, so when I move my hand so far, I expect to be hitting certain keys . . . not whatever the manufacturer thought would be a good idea . . .
Silly tech stuff
We got the new keyboards in Friday, and I'm not impressed. While it's nice to go back to a split key pattern, the keyboard doesn't have the little feet in the back, so you can't adjust the angle. The other big annoyance with it is that the print screen, scroll lock, and pause keys are where you'd usually have your insert, home, and page up keys would be. In other words, when I touch type I end up hitting scroll lock and pause when I'm looking for the home and page up keys. I don't see why standard keyboard manufacturers mess with where keys are. Touch typing is highly muscle memory dependent, so when I move my hand so far, I expect to be hitting certain keys . . . not whatever the manufacturer thought would be a good idea . . .
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