Took out my Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 out of retirement for some glamour shots. Haha.... Right....
 |
| With the keyboard raiser (The raiser is used on the bottom front to tilt the keyboard) |
 |
| With raiser installed, it tilts the keyboard from the front rather than the conventional way |
 |
| The color has begun to wore off on the palm rest area from years of use |
 |
| Left side of the keyboard |
 |
| Right side of the keyboard |
 |
| Web navigation buttons and key locks indicators |
 |
| Zoom level rocker in the middle of the split |
 |
| Media control keys and the handy calculator key |
 |
| Application hot keys on the top |
 |
| Yup, rubber dome switch. Look a lot like a Topre switch, doesn't it? |
 |
| Close up of the key cap. Legend is printed with decal like protective coating |
 |
| Back side of the key cap |
 |
| Backside of the keyboard. Notice the labels are upside down |
 |
| Backside of the keyboard with the raiser |
 |
| Conventional keyboard feet are also present for tilting the keyboard the "regular" way |
 |
| More keyboard foot action |
No comments:
Post a Comment