Mission Style Computer Writing Table Keyboard

And I am writing now this Keyboard

Just the thing I needed. As a musician, my instrument keyboards and Touchscreens are on the table. The computer keyboard and mouse are only used for setup. They easily are stored away from the workspace when not needed

Like many, my computer is in the bedroom. Late night sessions meant hunting for keys by the light of the monitor and keying slowly to keep the noise down. More time wasted than productive. It became obvious a new keyboard would be needed. This one met all requirements for an acceptable price. It was a pleasant surprise when it arrived. It's solidly built. Despite its thinness it has a surprising weight that prevents it from shifting around under fast typing. Its laptop-style keys require less travel and finger extension, which suits me fine. The illumination is mostly uniform and is controlled with a dedicated key (four levels of intensity). I didn't bother to install the included software because the extra media functions weren't needed and because it's Windows-only. Al-in-all I am perfectly satisfied. Be aware that this keyboard is not for gamers, but for those who might prefer a laptop-style keyboard-- typists.

I'm picky when it comes to keyboards and this is exactly what I wanted for style, touch and flexibility of a keyboard to fit with my new computer set up.

I have been on a mission for a camera bag that would suit my style of shooting, and must have physically looked at most of the bags made in this size. I carry one body and one lens on most of my forays and I use a Olympus OM-D Mk lll with the 12-100 f4 Pro lens. It fits perfectly in that case with room to spare, so it goes in and comes out without hanging up. The bag is made of a heavy cotton material which should last a lifetime. The front flap has extra sticky Velcro so it will stay shut and a strap down the front for extra security when needed. There is a surprisingly roomy pouch in front with a great zipper that opens easily without the usual hanging up. Because of the cotton construction, when it breaks in, it will kind of conform to you hip so it won't flop around. If that weren't enough, it's a really good looking bag & made in the USA.

Classic style. Looks good on the table. The inside pocket is useful too.

I use this product to hold up my mission critical desktop computer until the main whole house battery backup system switches in to avoid a loss of power reboot. Product is quiet, small, and integrates well into my system configuration.

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

I love the new style of the keyboard and it's wonderful to type on. it's very portable which i like.

I got this bag just before a trip to Europe. I'm writing this from Frankfurt. It's what I was looking for. Not too big and not too small. Appears to be a messenger bag and doesn't look like "steal me." Right now inside it I've got a Fujifilm XT3 with 16-80 zoom, 18mm 1.4 plus a Fujifilm XE4 in the padded lens holder. Today it rained and then cleared up. I was able to crush my Gore-Tex shell in the bottom and keep the XT3 on top with room for sunglasses.The bag still looked slim. It's also got a nice slot against your body for IPad, documents or maps, etc. Works great so far. Only improvement I could suggest is to have the strap able to disconnect at one end such as on Pacsafe travel bags. This would make it so you could run the strap around a table leg or through a chair arm when at an outdoor restaurant. That way if a thief tries a grab and go they get a big surprise when they take the table or you with them.