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DanielFerrer
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May 24, 2015
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VomlixI recommend you to get used to USA keyboard layout. I am in Spain and I hack the system with software to replace the special characters in my country (á,é,ç...). I find it hassle free, and can get a standard system to find and buy from mass drop.
Corummo
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May 24, 2015
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DanielFerrerSure, but for european users the uk int. layout is a better option. ISO layout with fat enter and a couple of properly located symbols (" # @) would be a nice plus for euro customers.
Gratian
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May 25, 2015
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CorummoI'm with Daniel on this one. Being from South Africa, we have to use both because of the absolute rarity of things this side of the world. Experience on both has taught me that ISO types better, and is more practical; but as with anything in life, that doesn't guarantee third party support. Like iPhones. iPhones have much more third party accessories than Android. You have to decide if its worth it for you. Most will argue iPhone isn't, but to me, with Keyboards, the keycaps and freedom of it all is definitely worth it to go to ANSI.
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