Funnily enough, that's the exact keyboard I am referencing when I talk about the one I use at work. The Model M is a far better keyboard but it just doesn't bother me that much.
For a year I had no complaints about the Dell keyboard.
In the beginning I thought it's decent. Now a new computer was set-up at the next desk with a brand-new keyboard of that kind. When I had to type something in on that new Dell keyboard of the same kind, the tactile feedback was much clearer. I am assuming it feels better since it is new and the rubber domes (needs verification) are not that used.
At my desk I am now getting annoyed of the worn out feeling. It's interesting how perception changes when you have a direct comparison.
In the beginning I thought it's decent. Now a new computer was set-up at the next desk with a brand-new keyboard of that kind. When I had to type something in on that new Dell keyboard of the same kind, the tactile feedback was much clearer. I am assuming it feels better since it is new and the rubber domes (needs verification) are not that used.
At my desk I am now getting annoyed of the worn out feeling. It's interesting how perception changes when you have a direct comparison.