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The Weird Keyboard 262 Companies REFUSED to Make

LGR May 3, 2025 16:20
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This odd 90s thing is the Datadesk Trackboard. No wait, it's a LittleFingers trackball board? Both are similar yet VERY different! Diving into the rabbit hole of computer history in this LGR episode, plus testing the keyboards on a Windows 9x PC with typing and gaming. ● LGR things elsewhere: https://www.patreon.com/LazyGameReviews https://bsky.app/profile/lgr-yt.bsky.social ● Background music licensed from Epidemic Sound: http://www.epidemicsound.com #LGR #retro #pcgaming
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#datadesk #mechanical #keyboard #review #LGR #lazy game reviews #oddware #retro #vintage #classic #90s #1990s #1997 #1999 #computers #PC #windows 98 #MS-DOS #gaming #video games #odd #weird #bizarre #strange #unusual #obscure #data desk #trackball #mouse #keyboards #alps #key #switches #SKCM #white alps #clicky #educational #school #kids #small #size #dennis nusser #inventor #history #demonstration #setup #software #hardware #robert solomon #ball mouse #mice #peripheral #epcot #apple #mac #macintosh #PS/2 #ADB #sound #comparison #tk-3000