who else here still using an old keyboard or mouse ? will i myself admit i still use old dell mechanical keyboard and guess how old it is ? its almost 30 years but still working really smooth hehehehe 😀
I have tons of old trusty gear that I plan on using as long as I can. They just don't make things the way they used to, and if you can find quality now it cost an arm and a leg.
If it ain't broke it ain't broke......well that was a dumb sentence. Anywho, no need to upgrade what you are ok with.
How old is your mouse. If its ancient also, there may be a reason to upgrade that thing.
my mouse is not an ancient its new its RAZER BLACK MAMBA tournament edition only my keyboard is ancient but better than the newer mechanical and u can use it as weapon against theif or something lol 😀
I have tons of old trusty gear that I plan on using as long as I can. They just don't make things the way they used to, and if you can find quality now it cost an arm and a leg.
well my dell mechanical keyboard is really really solid but the downside is its really loud kinda like cherry mx blue switches nowadays
I have tons of old trusty gear that I plan on using as long as I can. They just don't make things the way they used to, and if you can find quality now it cost an arm and a leg.
well my dell mechanical keyboard is really really solid but the downside is its really loud kinda like cherry mx blue switches nowadays
The clicking noise on old keyboards is kinda loud but they are what I grew up with so it has never bothered me as long as I don't try using it in a room where someone is trying to sleep.. I still have some old AT 5pin din type keyboards from IBM 386 and 486 systems that I use on computers with PS2 ports with an adapter. They are so rugged your could use them for home defense. Also some of the old cases were absolute tanks so I converted some AT cases for ATX use.
I have tons of old trusty gear that I plan on using as long as I can. They just don't make things the way they used to, and if you can find quality now it cost an arm and a leg.
well my dell mechanical keyboard is really really solid but the downside is its really loud kinda like cherry mx blue switches nowadays
The clicking noise on old keyboards is kinda loud but they are what I grew up with so it has never bothered me as long as I don't try using it in a room where someone is trying to sleep.. I still have some old AT 5pin din type keyboards from IBM 386 and 486 systems that I use on computers with PS2 ports with an adapter. They are so rugged your could use them for home defense. Also some of the old cases were absolute tanks so I converted some AT cases for ATX use.
I have tons of old trusty gear that I plan on using as long as I can. They just don't make things the way they used to, and if you can find quality now it cost an arm and a leg.
well my dell mechanical keyboard is really really solid but the downside is its really loud kinda like cherry mx blue switches nowadays
The clicking noise on old keyboards is kinda loud but they are what I grew up with so it has never bothered me as long as I don't try using it in a room where someone is trying to sleep.. I still have some old AT 5pin din type keyboards from IBM 386 and 486 systems that I use on computers with PS2 ports with an adapter. They are so rugged your could use them for home defense. Also some of the old cases were absolute tanks so I converted some AT cases for ATX use.
u still using old keyboard ?
Yes I still use old keyboards but usually only on older machines (Pentium 3 and older).
Until recently (like a year ago) I used an old IBM mechanical KB (that's one with magnetic switches and XT/AT switch). It hails from late 1980s. Had to repaint letters few times.
Until recently (like a year ago) I used an old IBM mechanical KB (that's one with magnetic switches and XT/AT switch). It hails from late 1980s. Had to repaint letters few times.
letters on mine are still very clear but my kb is kinda dirty white color instead of white :/