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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: Chris on May 01, 2003, 09:29:30 am
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I would really like to have an itty-bitty keyyboard on my panel for those PC games that require it. What I'd really like is a thumbboard or a mini keyboard designed for a Palm Pilot, but with a USB interface that works with a PC. Does anyone know of such a thing?
--Chris
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Try this place....
http://www.ergo-2000.com/ (http://www.ergo-2000.com/)
USB Keyboard 10" x 4.7". Not as thin as the Palm keyboards but still pretty small.
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Thanks!
Their "Happy Hacking" model is slightly larger, but looks like it may be easier to mount...
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I've enjoyed using the Virtually Indestructable Keyboard (http://www.labstore.com/catalog/instruments/products/keyboard.htm) mini (the GTX-500 at the bottom of the page). It just rolls up out of the way when I don't need it. I keep it in my coin bucket.
I got mine at MicroCenter when it was only $29.
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Another small and rollable keyboard
http://www.drbott.com/prod/db.lasso?code=3640-KBLA (http://www.drbott.com/prod/db.lasso?code=3640-KBLA)
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I've enjoyed using the Virtually Indestructable Keyboard (http://www.labstore.com/catalog/instruments/products/keyboard.htm) mini (the GTX-500 at the bottom of the page). It just rolls up out of the way when I don't need it. I keep it in my coin bucket.
I got mine at MicroCenter when it was only $29.
I was looking at this at microcenter. It's pretty cool. I don't think I could touch type on it, but it'd work well.
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The translucent blue ones are just screaming to be installed in a panel and lit from below....
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I got mine from http://dsi-usa.com/ (http://dsi-usa.com/). You can see their models under the 'Compact' section. I got the ACK595U. It's USB, pretty small, really thin, and was relatively cheap. You can see a somewhat okay pic of mine here (http://home.attbi.com/~dholden/briefcase/bc5.jpg).
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Dont forget to consider getting one of those cool all in one RF wireless ones that people where talking about a few weeks ago... with the handle. they look sweet, and you don't have to have a cord.... just set them next to your cabinet or across the room when you aren't using it..
(but only do RF)