Sparky191 said:
Prefer something without the bells and whistle but thats tactile and has a soft click. The ultra Logitech Ultra-X looks nice, but I like the large enter key. I tend to prefer keyboards with it. I like my Sony laptop keyboard, but its slower to type on that than my Dell clicky keyboard. The IBM and Apple sound interesting. Not sure if I'll be able to try before I buy. Any disadvantages of using the Apple one on a PC?
I have 2 Apple Pro Keyboard,
Wired and bluetooth (love the wired one so much i got the BT one last week), they feel identical and look identical ( BT one weight a touch heavier). The only difference is the wire and the Lack of USB ports on the Bluetooth version. There isn't any technically advantage of using a Apple Keyboard on the PC over a normal Keyboard, I got it because i love the way it feels when i type on it. I also like the face that the footprint is tiny, i can put it to one side and have my desk back. But a big plus point is the Apple Keyboard is a quality product, you have to see one to realise it is a much better built product than any other keyboard out there, even the £80 MS bluetooth variants. For £20 it really is a bargain, i remember these were £50 new.
There are 4 spare keys F13-F16, which you can map using a small registry program off the net to anything (does not use any resources), i got F13 for Printscreen at the moment, and not done the others yet, not found the need to. The Apple Key is the Windows key, and the volume buttons works straight away. The only key you can't map or use is the Eject key, unless you install a program.