Call me a diehard, but I think I’ll be going to my grave using an EnduraPro keyboard.

To those of you who are old enough to remember what typing on an IBM typewriter or an original PC keyboard, you’ll know exactly why I stand where I do. To the young ones out there, it means typing on a keyboard that uses IBM’s proprietary buckling spring technology. Yes, these are the ones that make the comparatively loud clickety-clack noise with every keystroke. But they are also the ones that give a more positive response, which is proven to improve speed and accuracy and reduce fatigue.

The EnduraPro, offered by Unicomp, comes in several varieties, including models with integrated trackball and point stick devices. Most computers today come with cheap, "throw in" keyboards. You’ve been quick to upgrade your processor to bigger and better. Why not do the same for your keyboard?