On Jun 28, 10:41 am, Al Poulin alfred.pou...@gmail.com wrote:
Okay, I did not say the $595 models were under the Products tab. But
look at their home page, about half way down. There are three models
at that price.http://matias.ca/products/index.php
Oh, my. There they are. Those are
On Jun 27, 11:11 am, t...@io.com t...@io.com wrote:
Al Poulin wrote:
On Jun 25, 9:56 am, Stephen E. Bodnar sbod...@gci.net wrote:
But wait, under the Products tab, see their new Matias Tactile Pro
2.0 keyboard. They even have models for $595.
I don't know where you got $595. On their
On Jun 27, 2:53 am, James E. Therrault jetas...@worldnet.att.net
wrote:
Another option that gets you the old-time Apple quality is to actually
get an old Apple Extended Keyboard and connect it via a Griffin
Technologies iMate ADB-to-USB adapter. I haven't tried it, but some
say it
Al Poulin wrote:
On Jun 25, 9:56 am, Stephen E. Bodnar sbod...@gci.net wrote:
I'm typing this now on a Tactile Pro 2.0
keyboard, which is Mac-centric, but very clicky. Also pricey, and I
guess they don't make it any more.
That was made by Matias. They now feature a Mac compatible
Brian Christmas wrote:
G'day
I'm just in the process of buying my daughter a new 24 iMac, but she
doesn't like the Apple keyboards.
Is there a 3rd part replacement that offers the same keys, or that can
be keymapped?
Said keyboard should be suitable for a touch typist.
Or, should I
On 6/25/09 11:53 PM, Charles Lenington macso...@brightok.net Broadcast
into the ether:
Brian Christmas wrote:
G'day
I'm just in the process of buying my daughter a new 24 iMac, but she
doesn't like the Apple keyboards.
Microsoft keyboards work with Mac's out of the box. You may miss a
On Jun 26, 2009, at 5:23 AM, Kyle Hansen wrote:
Microsoft keyboards work with Mac's out of the box. You may miss a
few
functions but with an add on called USB overdrive ( and steermouse
for mice)
you can pretty much use anything you want. I am typing this to
you on a
Mac Pro
On Jun 25, 9:56 am, Stephen E. Bodnar sbod...@gci.net wrote:
I'm surprised that Dan didn't pipe up, but there are numerous articles
on the Low End Mac website about this very topic. Personally, I don't
like the newer Apple keyboards much either, I make WAY too many mistakes
no matter how
On Jun 25, 5:28 am, Brian Christmas b...@tpg.com.au wrote:
G'day
I'm just in the process of buying my daughter a new 24 iMac, but she
doesn't like the Apple keyboards.
Is there a 3rd part replacement that offers the same keys, or that can
be keymapped?
Said keyboard should be
tonycd wrote:
Personally, I love the clicky feel. I'm typing this on a Matias
Tactile Pro (an original, not a 2 -- these are REALLY unavailable
now).
Another option that gets you the old-time Apple quality is to actually
get an old Apple Extended Keyboard and connect it via a Griffin
tonycd wrote:
Personally, I love the clicky feel. I'm typing this on a Matias
Tactile Pro (an original, not a 2 -- these are REALLY unavailable
now).
Another option that gets you the old-time Apple quality is to actually
get an old Apple Extended Keyboard and connect it via a Griffin
G'day all
Thanks for the feedback, listers.
My daughter Tracey has agreed to try the Apple keyboard for a while to
see if she will grow to like it, otherwise she can revert to her
existing Microsoft PC keyboard (re-mapped). I know how to install the
eject icon in the menu bar, so lack of
G'day
I'm just in the process of buying my daughter a new 24 iMac, but she
doesn't like the Apple keyboards.
Is there a 3rd part replacement that offers the same keys, or that can
be keymapped?
Said keyboard should be suitable for a touch typist.
Or, should I insist she uses the aluminium
On 25/06/2009, at 9:28 PM, Brian Christmas wrote:
Is there a 3rd part replacement that offers the same keys, or that can
be keymapped?
Good day Brian,
There is an option in System Preferences in OSX 10.4+ to change the
modifier keys. This will allow you to change your 'alt' key on a
Brian Christmas wrote:
G'day
I'm just in the process of buying my daughter a new 24 iMac, but she
doesn't like the Apple keyboards.
Is there a 3rd part replacement that offers the same keys, or that can
be keymapped?
Said keyboard should be suitable for a touch typist.
Or,
On Jun 25, 2009, at 9:56 AM, Stephen E. Bodnar wrote:
Brian Christmas wrote:
G'day
I'm just in the process of buying my daughter a new 24 iMac, but she
doesn't like the Apple keyboards.
Is there a 3rd part replacement that offers the same keys, or that
can
be keymapped?
Said
Brian Christmas wrote:
G'day
I'm just in the process of buying my daughter a new 24 iMac, but she
doesn't like the Apple keyboards.
Is there a 3rd part replacement that offers the same keys, or that can
be keymapped?
Said keyboard should be suitable for a touch typist.
Or,
17 matches
Mail list logo
