Check this keyboard at amazon!

[hdsalinas]

Check this keybopard at amazon...

The $1 million price tag, includes free shipping and a usb adaptor! :rotfl:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000050ZRM/ref%3Dnosim/techbargainscom/103-7356393-3399004

[rcobourn]

I'm thinking... maybe go for the used one? :)

[David Prahl]

I'm thinking... maybe go for the used one? :)

Sounds like a good idea!

I can't think of anything to say. This just defies sarcasm. 8O

[Jason Dunn]

Hehe - the comments are the funniest part... :lol:

[Dave Beauvais]

Hehe - the comments are the funniest part... :lol:
:rofl: I hadn't even bothered to scroll down that far.

--Dave

[Kati Compton]

Is there a matching mouse? :lol:

[szamot]

Is there a matching mouse? :lol:

Yeah, and I am sure it is extra :mrgreen:

[Janak Parekh]

Wait a second... if the keyboard costs that much, how much would the computer that it attaches to be? 8O ;)

--janak

[nice_micael]

Never thought id see a keyboard with that pricetag :jawdrop:

[JustinGTP]

I found that hard to believe, so I looked into in.

It turns out that the exact same keyboard on KeyTronics website is a mere $16.99 US. The Keyboard page is <a target="_blank" href="http://www.keytronic.com/home/shop/shop.asp?sel=48">
here</a>, and the detail page of that keyboard is<a target="_blank" href="http://www.keytronic.com/home/products/specs/eo5305cms.htm">
here</a>

The OfficeDepot website shows no keyboards under the name "KeyTronics", they only have one LCD screen by them.

This must be a problem on the Amazon's site, or a pratical joke. Nonetheless, it has been halarious reading all the "comments" on that page!

-Justin.

[Dave Beauvais]

This must be a problem on the Amazon's site, or a pratical joke. ...
It's just a humorous pricing error, I'm sure. I am curious what would happen if someone actually tried to purchase it. Would Amazon actually try to charge them $1 million? Hopefully nobody has a credit limit that high.

Note: Post edited slightly to make it a bit less sarcastic. :roll:

--Dave

[davidspalding]

Some Amazon orders are from Office Depot, which turns out to be Tech Depot, which is really Computers4sure.com. I know, I just ordered a Cisco 350 Aironet PC Card wifi card from them. If I'd know that, I would'a just gone to computers4sure....

Searching on the latter site for this item indicated it was about $8, but discontinued. Nice to see that the middleware is functioning. :\

http://www.computers4sure.com/Product.asp?ProductID=53183&iid=342

[bradolson]

Just think of the cash back you'd get from your credit card for that purchase, lol.

[JustinGTP]

Well Im sorry Dave, but I didnt need a sarcastic comment like that, I obviously knew that and so, maybe other people didnt understand so I said that for their purpose.

Bite my head off why dont you.

-Justin.

[Janak Parekh]

Well Im sorry Dave, but I didnt need a sarcastic comment like that
Justin, relax. There isn't the slightest hint of sarcasm in Dave's post. He even started off the post by saying "No offense".

Back ontopic: I've heard that pricing items high is a "hacky" way of listing things in systems but preventing their purchase. I wonder if someone set it up temporarily with this price but never forgot to change it back? I'm sure contacting Amazon would resolve it.

--janak

[ignar]

Here is another good one. :lol:

http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=10242461&dcaid=1688

[Janak Parekh]

8O

I need to become a supplier for buy.com. :lol:

--janak

[Dave Beauvais]

Okay, I've gotta ask... how to people find this stuff? Is there a wildcard search that will just pull up the entire stock and sort it in decending order of price or are there people with less of a life than me that have time to look for this the hard way? ;)

--Dave

[Prevost]

Hehe - the comments are the funniest part... :lol:So you also noticed that this kb CURES CANCER! And what about the sum of 823 people who found this review USEFUL???

Probably there is also a PocketPC auto transforming feature... :fro: :spam: :werenotworthy: