Pavel, I ended up refurbishing my Key-Pro. I removed all the keys (120+)
and cleaned 3 years worth of dirt, grease and grime... The only `casualty'
was the LCD display as the ribbon cable broke at the LCD end where it is
`sandwiched' between the LCD glass so I'll miss the calculator. I still have
my programmable keys and a very versatile cursor and numeric keypad as well
as the nice `feel and sound' of the mechanical switches. The keyboard is so
clean that I have to learn how to use it all over again ;-) 

   Bye the way, Lattice renewed my Synario registration and my local rep is
sending a couple of samples of both the 1032E and the 1016E. I've also
ordered all the hardware that I need to breadboard the logic analyzer so
things are moving along after a hiatus during the summer and the crash of my
old computer. I've run all the simulations and timing analysis that I can
and now it's time to see how things work, at least statically, in the real
world... I still want to look at the possibilities with two 1032Es to
implement suggestions from you, Dmitry, Gus, and others. Right now, both the
1032E and the 1016E's resources are `exhausted'... Oh!, you can relate to
this ;-) When running the Lattice fitter, the difference between a Pentium
90 and a Pentium II 450 is `incredible' to say the least ;-)

   - Tom

At 03:26 PM 10/7/98 +0200, Pavel Korensky wrote:
>At 05:19 4.10.1998 -0700, Tom Handley wrote:
>>programmers. Has anyone run across a good keyboard in this `day and age' of
>>silent, compact, made for office workers, Windows-compatible, keyboards?
>>Thanks,
>
>I am using the HP keyboard for more than 3 years. I am very happy with it.
>Maybe you can ask any HP computers dealer, they should have them as a spare
>parts. They are not cheap, I paid more than 100 USD for mine keyboard, but
>it is far the best kbd I ever have.
>
>PavelK
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