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[mithridates]

We might be moving in a few months so it's time to start getting rid of some things we don't need. I went through a period of wanting to try out just about every keyboard under the sun and thus have six for sale that have hardly been used. In a few days I'll have a list of books (English, Korean and a few other languages) to add to this and I'll change the title then.

Here they are:

http://imgur.com/a/M9W4N/keyboards_and_stuff

You can't have the cat. Besides that they are:

First image: 12000 won, used it for about two days.

Second image: 8000 won, made of rubber and silent, rolls up, can get spilled on. Used this one the most as it's both quiet and relatively small.

Third and fourth image: 8000 won, also made of rubber and nothing wrong with it but I preferred the smaller one so never got into this one.

Page 2:

http://imgur.com/a/M9W4N/keyboards_and_stuff/2

First image: 12000 won, liked this one quite a bit though it was a bit loud so I didn't end up using it much late at night.

Second image: another image of the first keyboard from page 1.

Third image: 15000 won, one of my favourites but probably an acquired taste as the keys are much smaller than a standard keyboard. I use Dvorak and thus like having my hands move as little as possible and so the smaller keyboard was quite fun. Moving back and forth from this to a standard size can be disconcerting though.

Fourth image: 10000 won. Pretty compact and not too bad, just never really got into it.

Fifth image: the keyboard in the third image again.

Then page 3 has the small rubber keyboard again.


I assume people will be more interested in books than keyboards but who knows. I live in Gangnam, near COEX.

[Alphabet_Stew]

You seem to have the worst taste in keyboards - just throw them out.

Try a "Microsoft comfort-curve" keyboard - so soft on the fingers and great to use.

[mithridates]

[Scotticus]

I apologize, as this adds nothing to your quest to sell your keyboards, but what is with you and keyboards? Do you collect them, or something? What need is possibly fulfilled - outside of collecting - by having so many of them?

[mithridates]