EPTOn April 20 2014 08:42 slytown wrote:
The best thread on tl is the Korean music thread not this one. Good day, sir.
I should have not typed anything in page 1 because it seems I was being silly hahaThe best thread on tl is the Korean music thread not this one. Good day, sir.
one of*
oh snap almost 1m views, 90k more!
Mechanical Keyboard Guide - Page 344
| Forum Index > Tech Support |
|
Blisse
Canada3710 Posts
one of* oh snap almost 1m views, 90k more! | ||
|
ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
Time to F5, though I don't know if that counts. I am holding off bringing my Noppoo into the office for just a bit. I need to establish myself in the new job before airing my eccentricities. | ||
|
Blisse
Canada3710 Posts
On April 22 2014 07:51 ThomasjServo wrote: Time to F5, though I don't know if that counts. I am holding off bringing my Noppoo into the office for just a bit. I need to establish myself in the new job before airing my eccentricities. I loved bringing in my Noppoo into office. A lot of people noticed the custom keyboard (and how small it was) and it let to some pleasant conversation. Though sometimes when they wanted to program on my computer they raged at the home and end keys XD | ||
|
magicsun1126
4 Posts
| ||
|
skyR
Canada13817 Posts
| ||
|
magicsun1126
4 Posts
| ||
|
Blisse
Canada3710 Posts
| ||
|
Zorgon
United States211 Posts
| ||
|
Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
| ||
|
iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4407 Posts
| ||
|
ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On April 22 2014 11:01 Blisse wrote: I am bringing it in tomorrow, sick of the generic little job they left at my desk. Never use standard office boards, a new, unofficial motto for myself. I loved bringing in my Noppoo into office. A lot of people noticed the custom keyboard (and how small it was) and it let to some pleasant conversation. Though sometimes when they wanted to program on my computer they raged at the home and end keys XD | ||
|
wptlzkwjd
Canada1240 Posts
On April 22 2014 12:07 magicsun1126 wrote: So people here wouldn't be interested in buying them? I know it wouldn't be popular for 'normal' people here, but for people who are interested in Starcraft, I thought they might be interested in using them, if they could buy it somewhere. Why would people interested in Starcraft buy the DT-35? What's so special about them that you can't get for $15 less in the U.S? | ||
|
iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4407 Posts
On April 23 2014 12:56 wptlzkwjd wrote: Why would people interested in Starcraft buy the DT-35? What's so special about them that you can't get for $15 less in the U.S? all the big pros used to use it, thats the only reason.SCBW pros i mean. | ||
|
billy5000
United States865 Posts
| ||
|
ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On April 24 2014 07:54 billy5000 wrote: Any good mechanical keyboards that are similar to membrane? After about a year of using my mechanical keyboard (blue switch), I gotta say I still prefer a brand new membrane keyboard. Browns are the closest I have tried, I think blues are the intro that most take into mechanical boards but I quickly tired of them and now all about brown switches. Simple bump, midway down, no extra click or anything else, but not completely linear like reds. | ||
|
Tossim111
United States246 Posts
| ||
|
Zx_Storm
United States49 Posts
On April 24 2014 07:54 billy5000 wrote: Any good mechanical keyboards that are similar to membrane? After about a year of using my mechanical keyboard (blue switch), I gotta say I still prefer a brand new membrane keyboard. Maybe try a topre keyboard. I think also CoolerMaster is making their NovaTouch which is similar-ish to a Topre. | ||
|
billy5000
United States865 Posts
Anyway, I've used a leopold brown switch before and it sounds very similar to the topre switches. Anyone have any experiences with them? Do they have a fairly significant difference in the subtlety of the noise they make? | ||
|
crippledx
Singapore29 Posts
and what does double-tap mean, literally double tapping? | ||
|
ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On April 24 2014 21:20 crippledx wrote: hi guys, im looking for a new mech keyboard. im from singapore so they might not sell some US brands here. i've seen some steelseries and coolermaster keyboards. Any worth recommending? and what does double-tap mean, literally double tapping? Double tap is just double tapping like you might spam a key, not to be confused with bouncing which involves the key reaching its actuation point more than one time from a single stroke. I would imagine you could get something pretty unique in Singapore though. The US brands aren't bad, I have a CM board, but in general people seem to tend toward Korean brands which should be a bit easier to find in Asia. | ||
| ||
