deskthority

Wise decision my friend. Though, I'd want an all-45g board and I don't think they have a silent version of it (there is no such board on elitekeyboards and that's where I'd buy it). But you know what, I have a board with cherry browns and one with cherry reds, and both are okay, they do not make too...

Learn a new layout, like dvorak, and learn it the good way.
That's what I did.

I want something tactile and non-clicky (and also silent). A tactile feedback that doesn't work AGAINST me but WITH me. I'm a light typist and want to feel my hands flow through the keyboard, if that actually means something.

Keyboard-wise, I want a conventional US layout, no funky layout.

I have a rosewill keyboard (second edition) that cost me 84 CAD (taxes included, no shipping fees).
Mine has red cherries but you can get one with blue cherries. The quality is good, better than my leopold and das.

You should buy it, it's the best deal you can get.

I bottom out almost all the time, and don't care about it. If I try not to bottom out, it slows me down.

I never come here, but I do when there are free prizes.
I don't have 10 posts yet. I could have won that filco if I had.

I didn't get my 10 posts in time.

I know now that I want something that is non-clicky and tactile, but I don't know if I should go clear, brown or topre. I'd try topre first but it's so expensive, I might end up buying a leopold brown from EK instead.

It is good for piano softwares and games.

I have tried blue cherries and buckling spring, and I prefer buckling spring.
The reason why I wouldn't buy black cherries is because it's linear, and I want something tactile.

How can someone prefer a linear switch to a tactile switch ? Isn't it boring to type on ?

+1, FTW, ZOMG, Fo Schnizzle Ma Drizzle