Aha, I found a detailed description of how my buckling spring keyboards produce that wonderful tactile and audible feedback.
Here’s an animated image that shows how it works.
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Neat. (Even though I’m typing this on a laptop keyboard that is miles away from the old-school IBM buckling spring jobbies…)
arto
April 14th, 2007
Mmmmmm…. Sweet, sweet buckling clickity clickity goodness…..
Shall I plug www.pckeyboard.com now or shall I mention I don’t have to thanks to raiding the trunk of Mr. Bug’s car? I’m still tempted to buy a new one just to do the Windows-E and Windows-D tricks again.
- Zarq
Zarquil
April 17th, 2007
Yeah, I need the extra couple of keys for mac goodness too. My old school ibm keyboard is great except for whne I need to reach to the notebook’s keyboard to do some command-something key sequence.
trever
May 20th, 2007
Update: Zarquil and Trever did buy some spanking new usb keyboards with the extra ‘lindows’ / ‘mac’ keys from pckeyboards.com
Wonderful clicky goodness.
admin
November 8th, 2007
Mine is still going strong. Clickity-clackity-click.
Trever
September 11th, 2008