The 3000 features uniformly-sized QWERTY keys, offering up a similar layout to traditional straight keyboards. You'll be able to get your fingers on the input device in August for $20, to see if the comfort does indeed match the curves.
Jun 15, 2011
Microsoft's Comfort Curve Keyboard Makes a Contoured Comeback
The 3000 features uniformly-sized QWERTY keys, offering up a similar layout to traditional straight keyboards. You'll be able to get your fingers on the input device in August for $20, to see if the comfort does indeed match the curves.
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9 comments:
I like my straight keyboard
It's kind of like an "ergonomic" keyboard except without the huge chunk of wasted space in the middle!
Very cool keyboard =)
Screw that. I'm still using my 2003 PS/2 keyboard. I love that noise.
I prefer my razor thanks
haha yes, razer ftw! ;)
just the thought of buying a comfortable keyboard, is someone have a contact with such like this model?
Its like a mac, looks good but otheerwise useless.
I want to get a keyboard that is in two separate pieces. I wonder if they make those...
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