Hi Board,
I might be able to aquire a datahand personal edition. However it looks ancient, the plastic has turned yellow and it has a ps2 connector. Apparantly it has been used as a display / demonstration model. As far as I know de personal has the same hardware as the pro, but has no programming / macro features.
I have been tryng to obtain a datahand for some time now (they are realy hard to come by), but I am not to sure if a personal is worth it. But there is project I read about beefing up an old personal on gh so it could be an option.
Any advice would be most welcome.
Datahand personal
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That's difficult to answer, it all depends on price, condition and how much you want it. Personally I'd wait for a Pro II of less ancient state.
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Does anyone know what the original selling price was for a Personal Unit: My googeling results:
And I found one page:
http://flamepointcat.com/ergo/datahand.htm
Same price as a current proII
Another google:
As the calendar turned over to 2009, datahand.com announces that the Pro II model is available again. The price has gone up from $650 to $995, though that’s still less than the $1295 it cost in 2004, before the 50% price cut. The Personal model, which is the model I purchased, is no longer available. That one cost $495 in 2007, and $995 in 2004.
source: http://www.micro-isv.asia/2009/01/datah ... ale-again/
495$ seems like a more sane price
And I found one page:
http://flamepointcat.com/ergo/datahand.htm
Same price as a current proII
Another google:
As the calendar turned over to 2009, datahand.com announces that the Pro II model is available again. The price has gone up from $650 to $995, though that’s still less than the $1295 it cost in 2004, before the 50% price cut. The Personal model, which is the model I purchased, is no longer available. That one cost $495 in 2007, and $995 in 2004.
source: http://www.micro-isv.asia/2009/01/datah ... ale-again/
495$ seems like a more sane price
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- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
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- Contact:
It's overpriced for a yellowed demonstration Personal model.