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I received two more 15C LEs last night (ordered from HP's website) and one of them has a 'CHS' key that is hard to push but does register according to the keyboard test. That prompted me to recheck my two original 15C LEs that I got from Samson Cables last week and the 'GTO' button on one of them doesn't have that 'positive tactile feedback' but registers fine on the keyboard test. That means that two of the four calculators that I've bought have a keyboard issue.
I'm bummed about this and will bring them to the HHC meeting to see what you guys think. I'm hoping that HP can tell me what I need to do to either get these calcs repaired or replaced. Other than they work fine as far as I can tell.
Gerry
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Have you e-mailed Tim Wessman at HP? He wanted to know about any defective 15Cs so HP could deal with them.
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I have a US made 15C that hasn't been use a lot and if i compare the keyboard to the new 15C, i prefer the new one.
The tactile feel is better on the LE and on my old one the color of keys is too shinny compare to my new LE.
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Well, I'm here at the hotel. Thanks, Lincoln. I have sent Tim an email but haven't herard back.
Gerry
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That's because I've been busy running around doing stuff.
And the internet isn't all that great at the hotel either. . . :-(
TW
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Let us hope the stuff results in updated firmware for our beloved 15C LEs :-)
- Pauli
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I understand and it's not a problem. I know you will do whatever you can for all of us. I'll see you tomorrow. We are here to have fun and I'm not going to let this issue spoil it.
Gerry
