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>When I buy, I buy Honeywell brands for about $40. (no click, but nice,
>firm springs).
They're the ones that get thrown away at work (well that brand anyway).
Fairly nice slanting of the kb too. The monitors they throw out are
legitimately buggered though.. I've got 2 from work that "seemed" fine..
One now has a red colour gun that only works when u tap (read "hit") the
side to reconnect the broken connection, else you get a nice bluey/greeny
colour, and the other one has a strange symptom that looks like you've cut
the power for about 1/3 of a second every now and then.. needless to say I
don't use these, the latter for fear that it will cause an electrical fire,
very often, except when fixing friends computers.
Considering I know bugger all about fixing monitors I'm not gunna play with
resoldering the connectors as I've heard monitors can keep quite a large
residual charge in them. I've managed to become part of the wiring once b4
through a stupid error on my part and I wouldn't want to repeat the experience.
Paul
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