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> Warren F. Seltzer wrote:
> >
> > Try to think logically. Sun keyboards are hard on my hands.
>
> *** Mine too! Why does Sun make them with such a hard "feel"
> anyway? At home, I use a Northgate Omnikey Ultra, which is
> much nicer.
>
> I've investigated "ergonomic" keyboards at the computer
> stores - none of them had the nice feel of the
> Northgate. It really seems to make a difference; the Ultra
> seems to suck less energy out of the finger at each keystroke.
Sun do a convertor box that allows you to plug a PC keyboard
and mouse in instead of, or in parallel to the Sun keyboard.
It costs about 70 ukp, probably $70 in the US.
Regards
Doug
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