If you are tired of your primary input device, you could look around for other options

A few years ago, I was upgrading my home PC and asked my hardware vendor what I should retain and what I should chuck. He looked at the ancient cabinet and monitor and clucked sympathetically and told me that they would have to go. 'You can keep the mouse if you want, but whatever you do, don't get rid of your keyboard!' he advised.

This was sound advice I have an ancient keyboard with a solid feel. How ancient, you ask? Well, let me put it this way it actually has an XT/AT switch on the reverse. It is old, but it is solid and you can feel the words forming under your fingertips with this keyboard.

While I keep this keyboard for nostalgia's sake I wrote my first book on it there are many people who own keyboards that have a variety of special features.

While the majority of keyboard modifications are for gaming, other variations also abound.