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Re: Safeskin
sadasiva@utkvx.utk.edu (Sadasivam, Krishna Madur) writes:
>How many people (besides me) use the Safeskin keyboard protector? I happen to
>think that it's one of the best accessories I've bought for my computer. It's
>prevented permanent ink from spilling on my keyboard, in addition to drinks,
>food, and greasy fingers from griming it up. It also is comfortable to type
>on...once you get used to it, you'll wonder how you ever typed on your regular
>non-protected keyboard...
>If only i could find a safeskin keyboard cover for my honeywell 101 keyboard
>for my 486..... :)
>Krishna
Before my GS keyboard ASB port quit, I had one. Absolutely love(d) it.
One of the best accessories to get after you buy everything else for
your computer. I can put the keyboard in my lap and put food on the
lip of the desk where the keyboard was. When I eat over the keyboard
(most of the time), and I spill crumbs/coffee/beer, I just get some
water, turn the keyboard on the side, and pour water over the keys.
Voila! Clean keyboard.
I bought my GS system used, and when I took the safeskin off, the
keyboard looked brand new.
By the way, does anyone repair GS keyboards? My left ADB port died of that
solder-cracking problem. I tried to put some fresh solder on each "point",
but it still doesn't work.
- References:
- Safeskin
- From: sadasiva@utkvx.utk.edu (Sadasivam, Krishna Madur)