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From: marz@cbnewsb.cb.att.com (martin.zam)
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Subject: Re: Let's Talk Keyboards!
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Date: 13 Apr 91 21:46:29 GMT
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I just know I'm going to regret this, but here goes.  Of all of the keyboards
I use, and that is a considerable number, I like the one on the AT&T 3B1 the
best.  It has a very snappy feel when it goes over-center in each keystroke
and a very positive, but non-jarring hard stop at the bottom.

Old technology or otherwise, whoever designed this thing probably typed just
like me, a very fast non-touch typist.

Other keyboards I use are AT&T 5425, AT&T 6386WGS, Chicony 101 (at home)
AT&T PC6300 (yuk), DEC vt102, AT&T 615 and dozens of others over the last
11 years or so.

						Flame away if you must,
						Martin Zam
						(201)564-2554