K B says:

You have no idea how I long for the feel of my old IBM Selectric II typewriter. Would that someone would invent a computer keyboard that * really* feels the same. Most are downright spongy to the touch; but even the clickety-click keyboards don’t do justice. What I want is a keyboard with the same heft and tactile response as the cast-iron Selectric II.

I feel, however, that I am living in a world where no one understands what I am talking about. 🙁

"-" says:

 
It's silly that no company is interested in "feel" for typewriters. Anyplace you go, you can plug in a mouse and a keyboard and use the resident computer (almost anyplace: schools, libraries, most offices I visit). 

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Constant Reader says:

Journalists who gave up on the Remington might look at
http://bitchin100.com/remem_project.html
where they are resurrecting the venerable Tandy 100, 102, 200
Good keyboard, long life batteries and now enough room.
But a good keyboard on a manual doesn’t replace a good
fountain pen, though some of the new roller-balls write
well, but the ink runs in the bath.