I did it! I bought a mechanical "buckling spring" keyboard like the old IBM keyboards. I found the original manufacturor of those IBM keyboards and ordered one a couple of weeks ago. It is more decisive (like my trading should be) and not mushy...I make fewer errors with my fat fingers. Price $56.46 inc shipping.... http://www.pckeyboard.com/index.html
Welcome to the Model M world. I've been using the same one for 10 years. Whenever I try to type on a newer keyboard, I can't let my fingers fly because each keystroke is so... indecisive.Maybe it's because I have developed a Model M style, and not because there is some quality inherent to the Model M which allows for faster typing, but anyway... When I check email at my sister's place, she asks me why I am smashing her keyboard so hard
Weighted groups interesting indeed. The blank keys have an immediate disruption in what I thought was my open mind...this is troubling. I do believe growing older encourages mental laziness or at least to rely upon mental crutches. http://www.daskeyboard.com/images/keygrams.jpg
Tough guys use chording keyboards. http://www.frogpad.com/Images/frogpads/frogusb-fullview.jpg http://www.chordite.com/ http://www.adapt-it.org.uk/products/cykeypocketsizedwirelesschordingkeyboard.asp
Keypads w/o labels. "Weighted key groups". Sheesh. People will buy anything. Am I the only one thinks the emperor isn't wearing any clothes on this one? If you wanna type faster get in the habit of watching the screen instead of the keyboard as you type. You don't need to pay extra for a blank keyboard, for chrissake... H