Originally posted by MarkM
Enthusiast keyboards??? Every keyboard I have ever owned has the delete key and every keyboard I have ever owned allowed me to get into the Bios that way, sure later keyboards have a few extra buttons and some have the windows key to get you back to the start menu but thats it. If you are talking about Macs then that is indeed a different ball game and other than college I have never had the misfortume to ever have to go near a Mac again
A keyboard is a keyboard wether or not it is connected via USB or a dedicated port.
Enthusiast keyboards??? Every keyboard I have ever owned has the delete key and every keyboard I have ever owned allowed me to get into the Bios that way, sure later keyboards have a few extra buttons and some have the windows key to get you back to the start menu but thats it. If you are talking about Macs then that is indeed a different ball game and other than college I have never had the misfortume to ever have to go near a Mac again
A keyboard is a keyboard wether or not it is connected via USB or a dedicated port.
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