No, not the kind you are thinking about.
Anyway, as I've been investigating keyboards and users more and more since I'll now be directly impacted by any good or bad keyboard we make (don't be ridiculous and infer stuff here - I am just musing as I educate myself about consumers and competition) I've been kind of surprised as I've talked with people about different keyboards.
For example, I've heard from many people that use little chiclet keys on phones how annoyed they are at the HP keyboards. I've often heard how they are "tiring to press","slow" and so on.
The 20b is a good example of this. If you put it side by side with pretty much any other calculator in the 30$US range, it matches up perfectly well. The internals are identical. Sure if you compare it to a BA2prof, or a 35s it sucks, but some people honestly seem to hate rotate&click keys.
I had someone trade me back a 30b for a 20 because they "liked the color better, but the keyboard was too hard to press". This same person much prefers anything that has a solid rubber mat of keys like you get on those nasty 50 cent calcs . . . yuk!
It sure seems to me more and more as I listen to end users, that it completely depends on what you use daily. If you are used to the way a cell phone feels, a lot don't seem to recognize that a 'quality HP keyboard' (lets not get into that old vs new debate, we all here know the truth) is quality and they don't like it.
Has anyone else run into other complaints like this from users/students? I sure seem to have been running into plenty of people that have a lot of complaints against the 'good' keyboards I ask them to try. Is it truly just a matter of what you are used to?
TW