My keyboard limits me horribly!

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I'm constantly frustrated by my keyboard's buffer capacity, letting me hold only 2 or 3 keys down at a time.

I understand that many keyboards don't have this limit (some allowing 5-6 keys, some having no limit at all) but I can't find a simple list showing me which ones and where to buy them. Can anybody point me in the right direction?

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What type of keyboard is this? Some generic one, I'm guessing?

Rob
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Yea, it's some POS that cost a couple of pounds (or couple of dollars). It's always the keyboard that gets neglected when I'm putting together a new system. But I'm getting tired of this one.

The problem is, I have little money, and I want to see what the price range is on keyboards that don't have this buffer limit. And I want to finally see it in specs, instead of guessing how good it might be. :)
 
If you want a good keyboard then get an Microsoft keyboard. The MS Internet Keyboard costs about $20. The MS Internet Keyboard Pro (the one I'm using now) comes with a USB hub and 19 extra hot keys; all for about $40.

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I also find the Logitech Internet Navigator keyboard to be pretty good. I'm using it right now and love it.

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Does anyone know of a keyboard without all this bloody extra buttons?
All I need is the "standard" keylayout, not a single key for every possible thing that you can do with your computer!
In the $40 pricerange...


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Just don't use the buttons!

I'm thinking of splashing out on a "Cordless Desktop Optical" from Logitech. It is radio linked so no bloody cables, and has an optical mouse, so no more shouting "my mouse needs defurring" in the middle of a game of CS.

My theory is that if i buy a decent one, i might actually take care of it, clean it, that sort of thing. This one started off life white!!!

<b>I never <i>was</i> that good with hardware theory</b> 😱
 
Yeah, that´s easy for you to say!
Sure, I will NOT use the buttons, but they are still there to annoy me to death, I mean...honestly, who uses all those extra buttons anyway?


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I don't use all the ones on my keyboard, but I do make use of a good few :)

Rob
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well, I think they overdid it with all the buttons anyway, it would be much cooler to have a little "keyboard-lite" with a jogwheel besides the standard keyboard for other functions, like viewing movies and such.

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