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Revision as of 12:31, 9 January 2012
Let's face it, as programmers, system administrators, and general computer enthusiasts, we spend way too much of our time recording our thoughts in a computer. So why not make typing, pointing, clicking, and drawing as enjoyable as possible? This fun Friday session is for FUDCon attendees to bring whatever human => computer input devices they love (a favorite keyboard, mouse, trackball, graphics tablet, or other) for others to try out and ask questions about (or have your questions answered.) Sign up below to confirm that you'll be bringing something to share so we know to find you when the time is right or just show up!
Devices being demoed
| Input device | Owner | Type | Thumbnail |
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| Leopold Tenkeyless Keyboard w/ Cherry Clear switches | Toshio | Mechanical Keyboard | |
| Lenovo x220 laptop tablet | duffy | A laptop with a screen that has a built-in wacom tablet. | |
| Das Keyboard Model S Silent | pfrields | Tactile, non-clicky |