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Answer» Hi - Not in your spelling it doesn't....After awhile the black wore off of some keys and I get the A ans S confused. And the C . And the E and the O. Quote from: camerongray on April 02, 2015, 05:49:31 PM However they are only available as high end premium keyboards and don't come cheap. This one called a Slim Chiclet is used by many Raspberry Pi owners and costs 8 UK pounds, around 12 US dollars There are plenty of cheap "compact" keyboards at that price and upwards, in fact I never heard of the "tenkeyless" name until today. A lot of people use them for ergonomic reason e.g. if they have wrist stiffness or other hand problems, my employer provides them in such cases. This is the Targus Compact also around 8 pounds Hi - To those who answered, my thanks. The amount of information is amazing. One thing that always impresses me is long distant calls. Some of the above information was about English products. I assume the writer was English. I can remember when long distant calls were extra charge, not free. BobQuote from: bobhlgh on April 03, 2015, 04:53:43 AM Some of the above information was about English products. I assume the writer was English. I am English. The products I mentioned are advertised in England but they are not specifically "English" products, like most electronic things these days, they come from Asia - China probably, and you can buy them locally in just about every country in the world. We still have to pay extra for long distance phone calls, but of course using the Internet from a computer is not any kind of phone call! I guess on dial-up you may get billed but you don't pay more to see far away web sites. Quote from: bobhlgh on April 03, 2015, 04:53:43 AM Hi -In the early days of going on-line there were Bulletin Board Systems or BBSs. These were stand alone computer systems, each with their own telephone number to call for access. It was often the case that long distance phone charges were encountered if you called a BBS that wasn't local to you. The internet is different, it's as if all those once stand alone computer systems were all connected together (referred to as websites). Now you connect locally but because all those stand alone systems are connected together, you can access them all with no long distance phone charges. You are absolutely correct when you say the amount of information is amazing. If you don't believe that, pull up your favorite search engine (such as Google) and type in a subject you are interested in and you will instantly be provided with links to many sites dealing with that subject. For instance, search for keyboard in your favorite search engine and you will be amazed at what comes up. Salmon Trout - I am English by ancestor. My name is Harwell. My ancestors home was a boys school but was taken over by the government during WW II for atomic work. I could tell you a tale but I will not bore you. Bob |
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