no need to save money la, just think how to earn more more la.

The design are same, in some way, but I wonder why My Filco's keypuller are slight different from the one I get from TS....

The Stainless Steel wire in Leopold Keypuller are separated,
but the one on Filco's are sticking together....
I never uses the Filco's even once,
so I do not know what is the different when practicing the keypulling exercise...

The Key Tronic keyboard was the original Topre switch patent owner right?
is there still any Key Tronic Topre Switch keyboard in the market or even 2nd hand market? I found some Key Tronic in E-bay, older models, made for Dell or something,
they didn't state out the keyswitch type in the specifications....... are those worth a try?

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Added on April 13, 2012, 4:58 pmhow do you break it?

This post has been edited by kaysa: Apr 13 2012, 04:58 PM

cheap Realforce?

There is no need to get a cheap one first la, since the feeling are somehow different also,
and after you tried, you are going to get those expensive one eventually, and those cheap one is harder to find a buyer somehow,
so get yourself a premium one directly, and you won't be attract by any other that the spec are below it.

Go for Topre! and then no one can temp you with any other poison any more!

Now that I got one that suit me best so far,
I m selling off other, and targeting a Topre if possible.

lol get from me my filco if you want, the price are pretty low T_T
I got it just before the price go down, so My lost are your gain.

I am planning to sell off my Steelseries also, soon will make a new tread for it.

IMO, getting 2nd hand keyboard is best,
I would get one myself if there is some one selling one,
but I didn't got the chance, sadly.

Thanks for the Bump man,
Topre poison are increasing in my blood stream!!

I have to sell 1 of my ancient Silver Coin.....

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they claim that blue switch are loud, for me I felt it is loud too, I think it's when bottoming out the keycaps, the key punch the steel board, or the top of the switch made most of its noises, not the clicky sound that is noisy....

Because after I type on it with O-rings even bottoming out, the key punch sound are generally gone, only the clicky sound remain, and the clicky feeling are still the same.

What do other blue switch users think? Anyone uses Blue switch with O-rings care to share their experience?

found this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJg2vDsysbA


blue vs brown:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mqkm62zJGY

DAS Blue Switch with O-ring:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79rWQ-CU9Lw...3PfFCdSBPGvE%3D

My filco sound more like this one actually:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhNupCs3KOo&feature=related

This post has been edited by kaysa: Apr 16 2012, 05:58 PM

I might want to get a pack from you too!

dude pm me too!

http://sandy55.fc2web.com/keyboard/peerless.html

apa ini barang? made in Malaysia???
Mechanical Keyboard? or normal one?

Bad keyboard mean a normal keyboard? or a bad mechanical keyboard?

BUT, If I say I can buy it with RMB1.00 yen do you believe me?

click on my name above my portrait, do you see a coin?

http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=8054361517

That is what can buy 15~16 of:

http://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?id=155039...=&cm_id=&pm_id=

This is one yen, but at year 1908.

This post has been edited by kaysa: Apr 16 2012, 09:02 PM

What do you expect with something that cost RMB1.00?

The truth is: 10years later any topre probably cost RM300 if you sell it 2nd hand,
for the coin? 104 year ago, it is RMB1.00 only, for real. wait another 10 years, the coin cost X10.


btw the coin, of course some of the link in taobao might be exaggeration,
since the market price now is around RMB2000 to RMB3000,
but all those below RMB1000 are most likely fake.

This post has been edited by kaysa: Apr 16 2012, 10:13 PM

I am a collector of silver coins. By my luck, I got 2 of those Chinese Dragon coins from a friend, I do not like them so much,
but Chinese in China love them, they buy so many of them made the prices raised like crazy after their market are opened up in the recent 10 years.

Therefore I plan to sell it in an auction in Singapore, probably will be around Sg$400~500 each I think,
but for that I need to travel to Singapore to send it to the auction house..... if I drive...... toll gas parking hotel .....zzzzz
even I sell 2 of them maybe I can only get 1 topre at the end. Maybe should just sell it at KL.... need to think.

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This post has been edited by kaysa: Apr 16 2012, 11:47 PM

True true, rarity and demand of market.
I think there is more silver coin collector than keyboard collector
and after it come down and down again, the silver has more value than a Keyboard, right?

And if one day after Apocalypse, without energies sources like electricity etc.
you need silver(can make medicine at least) or keyboard(for?)?

gold on the switches are elector plated, thickness around 10micron which 1000 kg gives you 1 kg of gold.

dufaq they buy keyboard and not using it.

but for silver coins, we really never touches it, to maintain the originality of the surface of the coins, so we never take it out of the protective plastic sleeves, not to mention to use it (to buy thing with its printed value).

I know a guy who collect Ex-girlfriend's under#e@r, how you all look at him?