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Ian Posey <[log in to unmask]>
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Greater Cincinnati Tech Prep - North <[log in to unmask]>
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+98% A+ Accuracy 
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CPU Tests

I like the D420 keyboard, pointing stick and touchpad a lot.  There is zero flex to the keyboard and it is indeed very easy to type on.  The key press touch is lighter than what I'm used to with using a ThinkPad, and I do prefer a more firm keystroke than the D420 provides, but that's a matter of individual preference.  The only thing I might suggest doing to improve keyboard usability is put little nubs or raised bits on the mouse buttons so they're easier to feel out and find.
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