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Microsoft Wired Keyboard 200 for Business - Black USB



I have been using a Microsoft wireless keyboard that sadly was displaying some idiosyncrasies.  I bought this to primarily test whether it was the keyboard or computer giving me issues.  The quality of the keyboard is adequate but I guess for the price ($7.99) that is to be expected.  It is a bit mushy and does not have a crisp down stroke when typing.   I would also prefer a more noticeable protrusion on the J and F keys for touch typing.  I have remedied that with past keyboards with a drop of superglue.


However it did allow me to determine that my wireless keyboard was the issue as the flakiness has disappeared. (Assuming of course, I eliminate the flake using the keyboard)  This keyboard appears to be a viable alternative until I get around to ordering a new wireless keyboard, plus it is always good to have a hard wired backup keyboard.  
 
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