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A nice big keyboard in the old school IBM style just the way I like them!

I use an HP Elitedesk Mini 800 G9 as a virtualization server (Proxmox) to host my websites. This NIC installed easily and works great. No BIOS configuration was required. Runs in Proxmox (which is really Debian Linux) without any effort. No drivers to load, the kernel supported it right out of the box. Shopping at B&H was quick and easy, and their pricing was the one of the lowest prices I could find. Couple that with excellent delivery and I am very happy.

The keyboard is actually pretty heavy, underscoring its sturdy construction.  The keyboard is exactly what I was looking for - the same feel as that IBM keyboard I had 15 years ago, just keys and no mushy feel.  My typing is faster and more reliable.  I have only had the keyboard a month, but the construction seems to be very solid, and key spacing is perfect for quick touch typing.  Highly recommended!

I have been in the IT field since 1967. I dealt with IBM main frames and card punch machines. My first personal connection was a 50 baud acoustic modem paired to my home phone. As things got progressively more sophisticated it oft times got far more difficult. When I purchased the ZenWiFi AX (XT8) to improve my network I dreaded hooking everything up. It turned out to be possibly the easiest network set-up in all my years in the field. I am even more impressed with the overall speed of the network throughout the entire house. My 4K TV nows gets the needed speed to give me 4K viewing. My wife especially loves the small box with no antennas that sits unobtrusively on the kitchen sink behind a cookie jar. I cannot see how it can be improved.

Classic, professional, and comfortable "IBM-style" keyboard. I love everything about this keyboard; good key response and sound. I am a big fan of Lenovo products.

If you spend a lot of your life writing, like I do, you may find that you long for the great IBM selectric keyboards that gave you a mechanical feedback. Today's keyboards are uniformly mushy, with a few exceptions, such as Lenovo's famous keyboards. So after reading the reviews I sprung for the Das Keyboard 43 professional. It has a great response and feel. Nice click but not too loud. Would not recommend if you work in a quiet spot and don't want to wake up roommates!

And reformatting it for my Mac was cake. I remember in the Stone Age of computing my boss got me an IBM PC-AT with a 40MB hard drive (the base unit had only 20MB -- yes, MEGAbytes), telling me, That's all the disk space you'll ever need. I must be very old.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is great keyboard. I used to like IBM Thinkpad mechanical keyboard. And this exactly replicates the behavior when I press the keys. I recommend this to anyone for daily use.

After my old standby NAD integrated Amp died I looked for a long time for an Integrated Amp that was made for analog sources as well as the new array of digital devices. This Amp met my needs and even better it was on sale. Setup was very easy and after just a little working with my wife (she's not very tech savvy) she understood how she could listen to SiriusXM using her tablet. And to top it all off it sounds great. I have already started recommending this unit to my friends.

Works great and the only thing I had to set up was the option to have a password to protect it if someone else tries to use it.