Keyboard with keys that cannot be removed
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http://www.virtual-laser-keyboard.com/ ?
Or for something more sensible, google 'waterproof keyboards'. There's loads of rubber ones that you can roll up and do all kinds of things with, and I would imagine that its all one piece, so no removable keys.
Or for something more sensible, google 'waterproof keyboards'. There's loads of rubber ones that you can roll up and do all kinds of things with, and I would imagine that its all one piece, so no removable keys.
Thanks for your reply, but they must be cheap as possible and as conventional as possible. - For use in a school
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The rubber ones are only £10 each - but then you have to consider damage by sharp objects.
Kids are very inventive at finding ways to destroy things (and create things too, it should be said)
Kids are very inventive at finding ways to destroy things (and create things too, it should be said)
Just use cheap throwaway keyboards, use supervision, and give detention to anyone who steals key caps? or at least ban then from the computer suites for a week!. Kids these days... will destroy anything.
My partner just had the solution.. Buy the keyboard.. remove all the keys yourself, and SUPERGLUE them back on again. Get those keys off again you little........
My partner just had the solution.. Buy the keyboard.. remove all the keys yourself, and SUPERGLUE them back on again. Get those keys off again you little........
That's what our IT department at school used to do with the covers for mouse balls. This was all well and good, but it meant you couldn't clean them out, so once they got gunked up they jumped and skipped more than a rabbit on redbull and crack.
That takes me back.