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On October 04 2010 09:06 floor exercise wrote:
While at first it may appear to be your run of the mill Fuji apple, a more discerning eye will note its lop-sided appearance and immediately recognize it as an imported York apple. Though I wouldn't fault anyone for thinking it is a Fuji this late in the apple season, however just as he requires the tactile feel of a mechanical switch under his fingertips it is unlikely Fruitdealer would settle for anything less than the tart, crisp and flavorful York Imperial especially with $80,000 on the line.
Didn't know actual fruit dealers were fans of "A Fruit Dealer". Heck, I just admire him because he is the top Zerg player in the world. *bites into an apple*
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On October 04 2010 09:10 gogogadgetflow wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2010 09:01 quarky wrote:
Cox Orange, boskoop and Granny Smith are the best apples!
anyway that keyboard looks tasty as well seriously granny smith??? could it be my favorite? a Pink Lady apple?
Defiantly not pink lady tho they are delicious
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I have a regular keyboard. Whats the difference between a gaming one and a regular one?
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its a waste of money... Take your gf out on a few dates instead
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On October 04 2010 09:37 aztrorisk wrote:
I have a regular keyboard. Whats the difference between a gaming one and a regular one?
The gaming one looks fancier.
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On October 04 2010 09:42 illumination wrote:
its a waste of money... Take your gf out on a few dates instead
Taking your GF out on dates is a waste of practice time though. Which is far more valuable than money.
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Filcos aren't gaming keyboards incidentally. They are just super-high-quality keyboards with normal 104/87-key layouts
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If you guys want anymore information on that keyboard, or any other mechanical keyboards, stop by geekhack.org. Everything you would ever want to know about keyboards is located there.
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On October 04 2010 07:57 fisheh wrote:
what kind of apple is he using
Looks like a Braeburn.
EDIT: Oh damn, floor exercise showed me up.
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I'm really glad that the OP made this thread becuase I never knew the diff between the cheap membrane keyboards and mechanical keyboards until now
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On October 04 2010 09:32 FoxSpirit wrote::-P Let me introduce this: http://shop.de.ts.fujitsu.com/Zubehor/ctl500000040/cp/si500416734/cl1/KB500-TastaturSuper short stroke, superb resistance tuning, awesome looks. Could be a tad lighter when new but after some wear in they are perfect and the "Sanwa" of keyboards for me. sidenote: no keyboard has been made that matches the characteristics of a Sanwa arcade button. It would be awesome. And pro users only ;-)
Notebook feel with soft touch keys sounds really stressful on the hands. Personally I find 'notebook feel' to feel very... ambiguous for lack of a better word. Not exactly the best thing to be feeling when operating a device that needs to be responsive to split second reactions. I supposed I could suffer through it can get used to it but why bother when mechanical keys feel better to begin with?
On October 04 2010 09:42 illumination wrote:
its a waste of money... Take your gf out on a few dates instead
What, you can't afford both?
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Dicussing what kind of apple it is on the pic... you guys are great 
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I enjoy my Saitek keyboard, Cyborg or 2, they both rape and are pretty!
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140USD for that keyboard O,o??????????????
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On October 04 2010 08:09 CharlieMurphy wrote:
seriously, That g9x seemed to bulky. I'll have to try it out at my friends house.
when i saw what mouse my friend was using i actually laughed and went "oh shit how could anyone play on a malformed piece of crap like that?"
he was using a G9.
then one day i tried playing on it.
what did it feel like you wonder? It felt like the heavens <3
okay maybe a little to over the top but yeah, it's an amazing mouse, the mousebuttons have AMAZING response and it really goes where you want it to go
p.s what's the difference between those "blue" and "brown" key things on the keyboard?
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On October 04 2010 10:05 TheNomad wrote:
I enjoy my Saitek keyboard, Cyborg or 2, they both rape and are pretty!
Saiteks rank up there in terms of best feel from a rubber dome board for me. Not bad at all. The paint or whatever strips right off the Cyborg's keys though 
The Logitech Internet 350 is also decent, along with Keytronic's boards
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I personally think dropping hundreds on mice and keyboards is a waste. There are slight benefits, but for the most part I think it's more about personal preference. If I recall correctly, most SC1 progamers use Logitech Mini Optical and Samsung DT35, which together should cost less than 100, then you have this keyboard for 140 by itself.
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On October 04 2010 10:31 lindn wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2010 08:09 CharlieMurphy wrote:
seriously, That g9x seemed to bulky. I'll have to try it out at my friends house. when i saw what mouse my friend was using i actually laughed and went "oh shit how could anyone play on a malformed piece of crap like that?" he was using a G9. then one day i tried playing on it. what did it feel like you wonder? It felt like the heavens <3 okay maybe a little to over the top but yeah, it's an amazing mouse, the mousebuttons have AMAZING response and it really goes where you want it to go p.s what's the difference between those "blue" and "brown" key things on the keyboard?
Blue switches have a tactile click during the keypress that indicates activation. Brown switches have a tiny tactile "bump" (difficult to even notice) that indicates activation.
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On October 04 2010 10:33 terr13 wrote:
I personally think dropping hundreds on mice and keyboards is a waste. There are slight benefits, but for the most part I think it's more about personal preference. If I recall correctly, most SC1 progamers use Logitech Mini Optical and Samsung DT35, which together should cost less than 100, then you have this keyboard for 140 by itself.
he just won 80000$, i would buy all kinds of pointless crap with that!
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