these keyboards are sick!

DannyTheDamager · 05-22-05, 11:23 PM

http://www.datahand.com/

AZNBoiOnFIYA · 05-22-05, 11:33 PM

i dont see how youre going to type with those. they look better suited for gaming

9mmCensor · 05-22-05, 11:37 PM

Stupidly exensive.

1cem4n · 05-22-05, 11:49 PM

just plain stupid.

-1cem4n

zip22 · 05-22-05, 11:52 PM

yes, i think sick is a good word to describe them.

Captain Slug · 05-23-05, 12:15 AM

Good luck trying to learn how to type on one.

ghettocomp · 05-23-05, 12:48 AM

I like the difference, but for the price--no [F-word] way!!
could be fun to learn to use those. and for Gaming.. These may be great.
sort of a 10 finger joystick

mista ting · 05-23-05, 12:52 AM

for that price it must be for some industrial use :X

rebelwarlock · 05-23-05, 01:40 AM

i think that should have been posted here

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=388358

johnny5c · 05-23-05, 05:18 AM

I got to try one like that at a computer show last winter. The whole idea is cool, but I think trying to relearn how to type on it would be a pain. Plus if I learned how, I would need one for each rig I use at a price tag of $4000+.

Sjaak · 05-23-05, 05:26 AM

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The new pricing includes a 90 day limited warranty.

90 day warranty? what age are they from?

David Warner · 05-23-05, 09:31 AM

Yah, I was looking at that and thinking that the warranty is bizzarre. And why would anyone spend that much on a keyboard anyway? Whole computers don't cost that much.

threeme2189 · 05-23-05, 10:10 AM

nope they are for typing.
they are used by people with finger and wrist problems who cant use regular keyboards (and probably got injured while using standard KBs).
i saw those on tv once and i think they are pretty neat (except for the price).

Borisw37 · 05-23-05, 11:37 AM

I think a lot of you here are too quick to judge something you have never used. Not like I have ever used these keyboards, but I am sure that a regular PC keyboard has a lot of room for improvement.

tom10167 · 05-23-05, 11:46 AM

Thirty dollars, cooler colors, and it has sweet LEDs.

Captain Slug · 05-23-05, 01:01 PM

I can't seem to find the one-handed shorthand keyboard that's made for scuba diving...
It only has 15 buttons and you can strap it to your arm.

9mmCensor · 05-23-05, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Captain Slug

I can't seem to find the one-handed shorthand keyboard that's made for scuba diving...
It only has 15 buttons and you can strap it to your arm.

Haha, the one from _The Abyss_ ?

Sjaak · 05-23-05, 01:13 PM

how about this frogpad:

Has all the keys from a normal sized board

Silversinksam · 05-23-05, 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Borisw37

I think a lot of you here are too quick to judge something you have never used. Not like I have ever used these keyboards, but I am sure that a regular PC keyboard has a lot of room for improvement.

I have to agree, but the pricepoint even on sale, puts it out of most peoples budget, and if the buyer decides he or she doesnt like it, they are out $500-$650.

Here's the Users Manual for that Keyboard

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Originally Posted by tom10167

Thirty dollars, cooler colors, and it has sweet LEDs.

The N52 isn't for typing but it is a sweet Gaming device, I wouldn't play any games without it.

Electron Chaser · 05-23-05, 01:41 PM

I wouldn't mind trying one out but that is an awful lot of money to drop for something I may not even like. Now if they had some kind of 30 day trial period. I would be interested in that.

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ghettocomp Master of teh Ghetto Mods Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Choosing between two evils, I might pick the one I've never tried before.	I like the difference, but for the price--no [F-word] way!! could be fun to learn to use those. and for Gaming.. These may be great. sort of a 10 finger joystick __________________ I find that most people are like Slinkies.. They are not really good for anything, but can still bring a smile to your face when you push them down a flight of stairs. :P
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johnny5c Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: St. Paul, MN	I got to try one like that at a computer show last winter. The whole idea is cool, but I think trying to relearn how to type on it would be a pain. Plus if I learned how, I would need one for each rig I use at a price tag of $4000+.
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threeme2189 Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Drowning my sorrow and misery in apple juice	nope they are for typing. they are used by people with finger and wrist problems who cant use regular keyboards (and probably got injured while using standard KBs). i saw those on tv once and i think they are pretty neat (except for the price). __________________ My Rig: HOT Athlon XP 2600 T-Bred :: GA-7M400M Gigabyte Mobo Asus 9600XT OC from 500/300@580/360 stock! :: 512 MB 333Mhz Spektek Ram Crappy 80 Gig HDD :: Sony CD Burner/dvd drive + CD drive If You'll Excuse Me, I Have A Beam Of Light To Catch.
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Borisw37 Member Join Date: Aug 2003	I think a lot of you here are too quick to judge something you have never used. Not like I have ever used these keyboards, but I am sure that a regular PC keyboard has a lot of room for improvement.
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