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From: frechett@spot.Colorado.EDU (-=Runaway Daemon=-)
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Subject: Re: My HP48sx Rev E replacement has "STICKY" keys!
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Date: 14 Feb 91 18:44:43 GMT
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Yes.. this seems to be the case for my calc as well.  The only key that 
has the click feel to it on mine is ENTER.  All the rest are 
positively mushy.  I do know that some of the Rev E machines do have the 
"clicky" feel to the keys as a few of my friends have them.  I don't know what
to think of it.  I wouldn't worry about the keys wearing out but I can say that
it will take some getting used to.  Now that I have made a good start at
wearing off the little horizontal scrape marks on all the new keys, I am still
missing keystrokes because there is no real indication that the key is pressed.
I find myself hitting the keys a bit harder but I think that will pass. 

	ian
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