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You probably don’t notice keyboard latency when typing or doing mundane tasks, but if you start gaming, that’s also when you might start complaining. Every millisecond counts in that arena. …read more Continue reading Nyan Keys: Because Your Keyboard is Painfully Slow
Mechanical keyboards are muchly adored things. For many of us, they take us back to that loud clickity-clack that was so common before consumer keyboards went to membrane switches. For …read more Continue reading Solenoid Keyboard Sounds Very Much Like a Typewriter
When it comes to mechanical keyboards, there’s no end to the amount of customization that can be done. The size and layout of the keyboard is the first thing to …read more Continue reading Taking Mechanical Keyboard Sounds to the Next Level
When the chance arrived to buy a mechanical keyboard for not a lot, naturally, [Hales] jumped at it. Then it started having odd intermittent problems with some keys appearing stuck, …read more Continue reading A Faulty Keyboard From a Single LED
Custom mechanical keyboards are a great way to show off your passion and skill for electronics and design. They’re also perfect when you need to optimize your setup for a …read more Continue reading Custom Keyboard Built For Diablo 3 Action
During the time in the 1980s when the personal computer was gaining steam as a household fixture, plenty of models shipped with the keyboard built in to the machine itself. …read more Continue reading Retro-Inspired Computer Case Hosts Mechanical Keyboard
Sir Clive Sinclair’s ZX81 was a phenomenal sales success as one of the cheapest machines available in the early 1980s, but even its most fervent admirers will admit that it …read more Continue reading It’s Never Too Late To Upgrade Your ZX81 Keyboard
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
When thinking about a perfect keyboard, some of us have a veritable laundry list: split, hot-swapping, wireless, 3d printed, encoders, and a custom layout. The Aloidia keyboard by [Nguyen Vincent] …read more Continue reading Solar Powered Split Wireless Mechanically Keyboard
Those who play larger musical instruments, things like drums, piano, harp, tuba, upright bass, or Zeusaphone, know well the challenges of simply transporting their chosen instrument to band practice, a …read more Continue reading Mechanical Keyboard as Travel Saxophone