Today I went to Flickr website, surf into Flickr groups: Deaf. There are seven members (including me two times) in Deaf Flickr group. I went to every members pages and saw every pictures. Also there's something I would like to show you I found via here:
Short answer: Powerbook keyboard could become problem in long term while it's not caring.
However, let me tell you a story about my history of keyboard: I am typing on my very keyboard (I do not know what the brand name of keyboard is: I do believe its third party. I have been using this since 1998, one time it was spilled over Mountain Dew pop can during my first year at RIT in 2000. I was pissed off about that and cleaned the keyboard outside. During the summer 2002 that time I found that there are something distrusting inside between the button keys, so I decided to take all off the keys (including num keys) and it was totally distrusting that I can see: lots of hair, crumbs and dust. I cleaned by using Q-Tip and alcoholic to clean it all white. (You might see the clean on left QWERTY keys and non-clean on right num keys.)
Now Forward to today and I now have Powerbook G4. I remember during my college times in RIT, my friend and I discussed about security and caring the Powerbook G4 keeps like new and longevity, he showed me the neat item: iSkin ProTouch PB. I tried this, and surprising, it feels different and somewhat comfortable by using this iSkin item on PowerBook. I ordered this for $19.99 last December 2004, and I never had problems by typing on QWERTY keys on Powerbook G4 today. I'm very happy with this for caring Powerbook.
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