[SunRescue] Replacement keyboards

[Drew Schatt]

Weird thing about this MicroSpeed one, though.  If you go to their 
buy online <http://www.microspeed.com/Validate.html > option, it's 
only $99.95 (USD).  Anyone ever hear of the manufacturer not selling 
things at the MSRP?  Isn't the Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price 
the price they would charge to sell it (or shouldn't it be)?
	-Drew Schatt
At 1:44 PM -0500 2/2/00, Lyndon Griffin wrote:
>Mouse Systems used to have a trackball for Sun machines - it's a big,
>ugly, unergonomic, industrial looking thing, and it was pretty damned
>expensive to get new from the manufacturer...  have a look at
>http://www.mousesystems.com/, though I can't find the page anymore.
>
>Apparently, MicroSpeed has also got a trackball for Suns, but it's even
>more expensive (if my math is right, 290 British Pounds is close to $600)
>http://www.e-business.com/products/sun-trackballs.htm
>
>or you can see it's only $129 MSRP at the manufacturer
>http://www.microspeed.com/
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><:)  Lyndon Griffin
>http://www.bsd4us.org
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>On Wed, 2 Feb 2000, David Cantrell (at home) wrote:
>
> > Does anyone have any recommendations for a type 4 keyboard 
>compatibile, with
> > built-in trackball or trackpad?  Or failing that, a type 4 compatible
> > trackball?  The reason - I have moved my SS2 next to my bed and a 
>mouse is a
> > bit hard to use :-)
> >
> > --
> > David Cantrell | david at cantrell.org.uk | http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david
> >
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