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Date: Sun 05-Jun-1991 00:30:37 From: melling@cs.psu.edu (Michael D Mellinger) Subject: Old Style Keyboards Has the cry been loud enough for NeXT to sell the old keyboards as an option? The first thing that a new NeXT user noticed today in our lab is that the new keyboards really stink. I guess I can tell him how to remap the keyboard, but when you consider spending $3300 on a computer, the little things bother you. BTW, are the color stations shipping in quantity? We have two on order for our lab and we haven't received them yet. The operator said that they were ordered 4 months ago. -Mike
Date: Sun 05-Jun-1991 16:18:11 From: lee@pipe.cs.wisc.edu (Soo Lee) Subject: Re: Old Style Keyboards In article <xf6Hx!3n@cs.psu.edu> melling@cs.psu.edu (Michael D Mellinger) writes: > >Has the cry been loud enough for NeXT to sell the old keyboards as an >option? The first thing that a new NeXT user noticed today in our lab >is that the new keyboards really stink. I guess I can tell him how to >remap the keyboard, but when you consider spending $3300 on a >computer, the little things bother you. > I agree with your opinion. Also it has been addressed in many articles, BYTE, Unix World, Mac World. I hope someone in NeXT needs to do something for this "WORLD" class opinion! ;-{ Soo lee@cs.wisc.edu
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