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The funny thing about keyboard end game is that it usually involves more than one keyboard. Rare is the board that is great for both home and away. Having finished …read more Continue reading The Birdy44 Keyboard Is Something to Crow About
Last time Hackaday went hands on with a product from German company MNT, it was the Reform laptop; a full size computer with a full feature set and fully open …read more Continue reading A Miniature MNT For Every Pocket
If you’re what one might call unlucky, there comes a point in your life when you need to switch to a keyboard that’s more ergonomic than your average rectangle. A …read more Continue reading Glove80 Keyboard Sure Fits Like One
Once [Hide-key] saw the likes of the banana and corn macro pads, they knew they had to throw their hat in this strange and wonderful ring. Some family members suggested …read more Continue reading Gorgeous Sunflower Macropad Will Grow On You
At the risk of stepping on our fantastic Keebin with Kristina series, a beautiful tutorial by [Ben Vallack] details how to create a custom low-profile keyboard in great detail. We’ve …read more Continue reading A Clear Guide For A Low-Profile Bespoke Keyboard
So you want to minimize finger movement when you type, but don’t have three grand to drop on an old DataHand, or enough time to build the open-source lalboard? Check …read more Continue reading Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Ballpoint Typewriters
No matter where you live in the world or what beverage you enjoy, it’s too easy to spill it on the keyboard. Obviously, the solution is to combine the two. …read more Continue reading Can’t Spill Coffee On Your Keyboard If It’s Already Inside
What is the fastest way to get thoughts out of your brain and into relative permanence? Well, yeah, probably a voice recorder. But after voice recorders comes typing in a …read more Continue reading Chordie Chording Keyboard Speaks No Qwerty
16Just when we thought we’d seen the peak of ergonomic, split keyboards, along comes [Peter Lyons] with the Squeezebox — an adjustable, column-staggered, streamlined beauty with 21 keys per hand. …read more Continue reading Where We’re Going, We Don’t Need Keycaps
It happens to pretty much everyone who gets into keyboards. No commercial keyboard can meet all your needs, so you start building them. Use them a while, find problems, build a new keyboard to address them. Pretty soon you think you have enough user experience to design the perfect keeb …read more
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