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As a professional writer, I rack up thousands of words a day. Too many in fact, to the point where it hurts my brain. To ease this burden, I choose …read more Continue reading Microsoft Killed My Favorite Keyboard, And I’m Mad About It
One of our favorite retro-computing YouTubers, [Clint] from LGR, found himself a very interesting Fujitsu keyboard while thrift store shopping. It was a beautiful unit, but confusing, as this keyboard …read more Continue reading Fujitsu Proprietary Keyboard Goes PS/2 with a Pico
History is full of stories about technology that makes sense to the designer but doesn’t really fit the needs of the users. Take cake mixes. In 1929, a man named …read more Continue reading But Think of the (World Wide) Users!
Cherry has been around since the 1950s and is best known for its mechanical keyboard switches, but the company has only been defined by its switches in the past decade. Here’s why. Continue reading The Company That Makes Mechanical Keyboards Clack
Microsoft is finally selling a Windows Hello-compatible peripheral, the awkwardly-named Modern Keyboard with Fingerprint ID.
The post Microsoft Modern Keyboard and Mouse Are Now Available appeared first on Thurrott.com.
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We’re interacting with our computers in more natural and emotive ways, which could mean using your camera more and your keyboard a lot less. The post Your Camera Wants to Kill the Keyboard appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Your Camera Wants to Kill the Keyboard
If you’d even think about dropping five figures on a mattress, doesn’t it make sense to upgrade your computer keyboard, too? The post It’s a Clackdown: Top Mechanical Keyboards, Rated appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading It’s a Clackdown: Top Mechanical Keyboards, Rated
This simple slab of a keyboard, case excluded, might just be the ticket for those with occasional keyboard needs. The post Review: Logitech Keys-To-Go appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Review: Logitech Keys-To-Go
As enthusiasm for mechanical keyboards grows, the manufacturers who make the parts are having trouble keeping up with the demand. The post In a Race to Meet Demand, Mechanical Keyboard Makers Switch Things Up appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading In a Race to Meet Demand, Mechanical Keyboard Makers Switch Things Up
[Nick Poole] over at SparkFun was playing with some force resistive strips. He wanted to use them as a keyboard input. It occurred to him that the office laminator could feasibly laminate a sheet of paper and the resistor into one sealed piece.
He put the assembly inside the pouch, ran it through the laminator, and it worked! After this success he built on it to make a full resistive keyboard. Then it occurred to him to ask, as it would to any good hacker with access to expendable company property “what else can I laminate”? Basically everything.
His next …read more
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