Linked by alcibiades on Mon 9th Feb 2009 15:26 UTC
Lately I bought the Apple Aluminum Keyboard, and thought people might be interested in how it worked out after extended use. It was bought because it is quiet. If your priority is quietness, its far and away the best that's readily available. Tried out in a store you could tell it would do the trick on quietness. It seemed it would probably be OK to type on. But this is something you only find out by long sessions.
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You know you can change this in System Preferences, right?
OT: I used to use a big, clunky, plastic keyboard until a year ago when I decided to buy the Apple Aluminum one. It's the perfect keyboard for me. I can type both fast and accurately, as opposed to typos-all-the-time with the old keyboard. Oh, and it is silent!
Edited 2009-02-09 18:35 UTC
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2005-11-10
My only complaint with the Apple Aluminimum Keyboards (I have the wired, and wireless ones) is that the function keys are messed up, after Apple decided to put Exposé on F3 and Dashboard on F4 - most annoying, as all the F keys I use the most F8-F11 I have to use with Fn—which is fine on the Bluetooth keyboard, but horrendous on the wired one where the Fn key is where the Home key is on a PC keyboard.
Other than that, I find both excellent in every manner.