Pictures of your trading stations

Quote from Bolimomo:
I use a few Samsung BWX 2243 (22 inch) and some Samsung 23-inch models. I like them a lot. Those are older models which they no longer sell. Look for the newer models in that line for 23-inch and 24-inch.
I also like Viewsonic and Envision brands. Acer is okay. LG I don't like. Reliability issues.

Thanks for your informative reply. :) Shall look into the models as suggested by you. How about the latest slim models, any idea of their performance?
 
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This is at the firm...

Yes, I know the keyboard looks old, but there's a good reason to use mechanical type keyboards vs the newer/common membrane keyboards when trading.
 
Quote from Jack_Larkin:

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This is at the firm...

Yes, I know the keyboard looks old, but there's a good reason to use mechanical type keyboards vs the newer/common membrane keyboards when trading.

I love the old clunker keyboards. Can't trade on anything else. Got to have the F-keys in 3 blocks of 4 keys. Plus they'll take a real beating.
 
I own two "clicky" keyboards...

Quote from Red_Ink_inc:

I love the old clunker keyboards. Can't trade on anything else. Got to have the F-keys in 3 blocks of 4 keys. Plus they'll take a real beating.
 
Quote from Red_Ink_inc:

I love the old clunker keyboards. Can't trade on anything else. Got to have the F-keys in 3 blocks of 4 keys. Plus they'll take a real beating.

After recently shaking another serving of trader's trail mix from my vintage 1986 IBM Model M, I am pleased to have discovered a device that ensures my baby keeps on clicking at least another 25 years:

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Quote from bighog:

I use two IBM keyboards, not as old as NoDoji's. 2001 and 2007. Black, never skip a beat, Wired simply WORKS

I never.. never use wireless keyboards/mice.

Why introduce more points of failure and input delay? Especially when trading?
 
Quote from Jack_Larkin:

I never.. never use wireless keyboards/mice.

Why introduce more points of failure and input delay? Especially when trading?

Agree on points of failure however modern OS allows for more than one mouse and keyboard input.

A lot of the guys I know will keep wired keyboard/mouse plugged in and use wireless/bluetooth keyboard-mouse combo.

If you are manually trading and you need the precision of one tick via mouse you probably shouldn't be manually trading.
 
Quote from Red_Ink_inc:

Got to have the F-keys in 3 blocks of 4 keys.
Didn't know there was anything other than this.... :D

On the wireless - tried a setup w/ wireless mouse & keyboard - found out that:

- I didn't need the freedom - they're always in the same spot anyway ... :confused:
- battery on either keyboard or mouse seemed to die during times when they really needed to be running ... :eek:

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