Although many keyboards can be bought for as little as $15 - less even - if you have one that you really like and a few keys go, you should look into doing a little repair. It’s not that hard.
This Instructable goes through the fairly simple process of taking the thing apart, finding the problem and using a little conductive ink pen to fix it up.
Repairing a Computer Keyboard - [Instructables]
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Ecologie umana says on June 13th, 2007 at 12:47 am
In Romania a keyboard can be bought for 5 $. A little conductive ink pen cost 60 $.