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Brother GX (unknown model) that Staples carries
Reviews complain of a non-QWERTY format. Any thoughts? Model was $200-y, electric, and no one had ever bought one before (from the store I asked about it).
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- M. Höhne
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Re: Brother GX (unknown model) that Staples carries
telekinetic typewriter wrote:
Reviews complain of a non-QWERTY format. Any thoughts? Model was $200-y, electric, and no one had ever bought one before (from the store I asked about it).
You should supply a link to this thing so we can see what you're talking about.
- Uwe
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Re: Brother GX (unknown model) that Staples carries
The machine, a Brother 6X-6750, does have a QWERTY keyboard. The complaint had to do with a few of the character keys being located in different places when compared to the computer keyboard the so-called reviewer uses. It's a lame complaint, and the reason why you need to take product reviews with a grain of salt.
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