Hardware & Technical New proper mechanical BBC Micro (USB) keyboard available.

it doesnt have the 'Break' key - oh the pain of working your way along the function keys when playing Elite and then pressing the Break key by accident, after spending what felt like hours trying to get the game to load via a rubbish Tandy tape recorder!
 
it doesnt have the 'Break' key - oh the pain of working your way along the function keys when playing Elite and then pressing the Break key by accident, after spending what felt like hours trying to get the game to load via a rubbish Tandy tape recorder!

The Break key is top-right, no?

It doesn't have the f0 for launch though! Ah yes, back in the days when people invested in a floppy disc drive just to play Elite more often :) And bought another copy of Elite just to get the floppy version! Or in my case bought the CoPro card for my Master to play the Tube version!
 
'flag key' big lols.. the windows menu lock key is the single best key on a gaming board, nothing worse than going for the left ctrl or alt key trying to use a keybound ability and opening the damn menu instead.
 
The Break key is top-right, no?

It doesn't have the f0 for launch though! Ah yes, back in the days when people invested in a floppy disc drive just to play Elite more often :) And bought another copy of Elite just to get the floppy version! Or in my case bought the CoPro card for my Master to play the Tube version!

Not really - not in the same great position as it was on the old Beeb...

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I like the look but not the cost- ouch!

And anyway, carrying on from the <BREAK> comments above, it also has two function keys too many... ;)
 
I certainly like the feel and response from Cherry keyboards, but the noise is distracting over a mic when playing online, so I tend to use a keyboard that keeps quiet! :)
 
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