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That's about what I paid from optimax manchester branch around £800 all in, was a promotion this was back in 2003 though, still around 20/20 vision.
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That's about what I paid from optimax manchester branch around £800 all in, was a promotion this was back in 2003 though, still around 20/20 vision.
Logitech k750...its a keyboard do you really need a pic.
Its good though, solar powered so theoretically should never run out charge (its wireless). Will see if thats the case, apparently it can work for 3 months if its left in complete darkness!
I did have a look at gaming keyboards but couldnt find anything decent with a wire that does not protrude from the top center, my monitor sits directly infront of where I put the keyboard so that would annoy me.
Its good though, solar powered so theoretically should never run out charge (its wireless). Will see if thats the case, apparently it can work for 3 months if its left in complete darkness!
I did have a look at gaming keyboards but couldnt find anything decent with a wire that does not protrude from the top center, my monitor sits directly infront of where I put the keyboard so that would annoy me.
What are the keys like on the Logitech k750?
I currently have a HP ultra slim wireless keyboard and its great, but the batteries don't last long at all. Often runs out in the middle of a game. This uses scissor switches and feel like a laptop keyboard to type on, which is what I'm after.
I currently have a HP ultra slim wireless keyboard and its great, but the batteries don't last long at all. Often runs out in the middle of a game. This uses scissor switches and feel like a laptop keyboard to type on, which is what I'm after.
Yes it feels like a laptop keyboard, the keys have a bit more travel though than a laptop, they feel quite "springy" and very responsive.
Its a bit more of a tactile feel than a laptop, and the keys make a pleasing clacking sound...overall its excellent.
One thing I should add is, atm I have the window blinds closed and a desk lamp on, the keyboard is barely getting any light according to the software. During the day though it gets plenty of light.
You should make sure you're going to have it in a brightly lit room and ideally with direct natural light to the keyboard.
Its a bit more of a tactile feel than a laptop, and the keys make a pleasing clacking sound...overall its excellent.
One thing I should add is, atm I have the window blinds closed and a desk lamp on, the keyboard is barely getting any light according to the software. During the day though it gets plenty of light.
You should make sure you're going to have it in a brightly lit room and ideally with direct natural light to the keyboard.
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..or you could be awesome, and get a mechanical keyboard 
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Some NFC tags:
Just googled those to see what they were. Sounds like a very smart idea
How do you program them for the functionality you want?
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There is an app pre-installed on my phone but I think you can also download it from the market. Found it here, https://play.google.com/store/apps/...vbS5zb255ZXJpY3Nzb24uZXh0cmFzLnNtYXJ0dGFncyJd
Might be some other applications that can program them too, but this Sony one does the job.
Niiiice
What site do you use? I've tried accys before on Betfair, but I think they have a minimum stake of £2...
William Hill. Minimum bet is a penny.
William Hill. Minimum bet is a penny.
Sweet cheers bud
May give it a go next weekend 
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A whole bunch of tickets for Sundance.