Long story short, if you spend a lot of time typing on a keyboard at work, home or both they really are just that much better. It is rather hard to describe but the feel is just amazing. I would highly recommend doing some research into it. Even if you decide it is not for you they are worth trying at least once.
I personally settled on the Logitech G710+. After doing some research it suited my needs best. Back light and quieter keys really where the deal breakers for me. Though you can buy dampening rings and manually install them I didn't like the idea of tearing off all the keys on my brand new keyboard.
Some cheaper ones that do not have features like back lighting can be purchased for less than $100 and some really cool but hard to find ones like the Ducky Shine 3 have a boat load of bells and whistles.
If you really want to show how "pro" you are you can check out the Das keyboard. No labels on any of the keys.
There is a nice and thorough explanation on of the various switches here
Life hacker has a nice list here
Monday, March 24, 2014
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Lenovo buying Motorola
It is official, Lenovo is buying Motorola. Aside from many things that might come from it the biggest thing for me personally is this means that we should finally see Lenovo smartphone in the USA (and soon.) They should now not have to worry about patents and such because they are going to either get or get the ability to use a boat load of them. Remember one of the big reasons why Google bought Moto was for the patents. Being a Lenovo fan this is very exciting.
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