halp@TCGOULD.TN.CORNELL.EDU ("Bruce P. Halpern") (03/31/89)
I need to use an Apple //e in a situation in which water might reach the' keyboard. It's powered thru an isolation transformer and a ground fault isolator, but the whole //e is put at risk by its necessary location. At the very least, I would like to use an external keyboard, so that nothing but the keyboard (not minor but less that the whole computer) would be endangered. Even better, I would like to use a water-resistant (not necessarily immersible) keyboard. The plastic keyboard covers that I have seen for //e and //c are very difficult to type thru (unlike the excellent ones available for IBM AT), but a well-designed type-on soft plastic cover would also be of interest. | Bruce P. Halpern Psychology & Neurobiology & Behavior Cornell Ithaca | | INTERNET:halp@tcgould.tn.cornell.edu BITNET:D57J@CORNELLA D57J@CRNLVAX5| | UUCP:{vax135,rochester,decvax}!cornell!batcomputer!halp | | PHONE: 607-255-6433 Uris Hall, Cornell U., Ithaca, NY 14853-7601 |
larry@pluto.nm.paradyne.com (Larry Swift) (04/03/89)
I know there are water resistant keyboards out there, but I don't know who makes them. I do know someone who knows, so if you don't get any more info, send me some mail and I'll look him up. Larry Swift larry@pdn.paradyne.com AT&T Paradyne, LG-129 Phone: (813) 530-8605 P. O. Box 2826 Largo, FL, 34649-9981 She's old and she's creaky, but she holds!