Letters on keyboards?

[bthest]

Hahaha. You don't bother with all that.

You can go to a Goodwill or a Salvation Army store and buy another keyboard for 2 bucks. Maybe get an extra if the other ever stops working.

Mine don't last very long since I tend to eat and drink at my computer. I have a stack of them in the closet that I get when ever quits working properly.

[annie]

Hahaha. You don't bother with all that.

You can go to a Goodwill or a Salvation Army store and buy another keyboard for 2 bucks. Maybe get an extra if the other ever stops working.

Mine don't last very long since I tend to eat and drink at my computer. I have a stack of them in the closet that I get when ever quits working properly.

But um... how do i hook it to the laptop?? since it is sort of like.. well... built in at the moment and i don't see a ... well, ya know... port or anything to connect it through!

[Knighty-Knight]

Hahaha. You don't bother with all that.

You can go to a Goodwill or a Salvation Army store and buy another keyboard for 2 bucks. Maybe get an extra if the other ever stops working.

Mine don't last very long since I tend to eat and drink at my computer. I'm always buying out Goodwill's keyboards for replacements.

With a laptop, that isn't very practical. If the laptop is used as a desktop (sits in one place with possibly other peripherals) that might be more of an option.

If you google 'gateway laptop keyboard replacement' you should be able to find a site that will sell you a new replacement keyboard. In my experience with laptop keyboards, they usually just have two brackets where they are attached to the laptop itself so it wouldn't be very hard to replace yourself.

As far as replacement keys themselves, I think you will be hard pressed to find someone (aside from perhaps ebay) that will sell you individual keys.

Hope that helped!