There are few things in life more annoying than a keyboard that is missing keys. Whether you just popped one off because you wanted to see how a keyboard works, or your kid spilled their favorite sugary drink all over it when they got too excited watching a pony video on Youtube. Whether it is excessive damage or just a few missing keys, Nerds on Call can get your keyboard looking like new in just a few minutes, so come by and let the pros take a look.
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Computer hardware is the physical stuff that makes up your computer. It includes the different pieces that make your computer work, like the monitor and keyboard.
Key bounce, also known as keyboard bounce or key chattering, is a phenomenon that can occur in mechanical keyboards where a single keystroke registers as multiple key presses. This can happen when the contacts in the keyboard switch bounce off each other rapidly when a key is pressed, resulting in the signal being sent multiple times to the computer.
A membrane keyboard is a type of keyboard that uses a thin, flexible membrane as the key mechanism instead of individual mechanical switches. The membrane is made up of multiple layers, including a top layer with printed letters or symbols, a middle layer with holes that correspond to each key, and a bottom layer with electrical circuits.
A mechanical keyboard is a type of keyboard that uses individual mechanical switches for each key. These switches are typically more tactile and durable than the rubber dome switches found in membrane keyboards, and they offer a more precise and satisfying typing experience for many users.
