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geekhack Marketplace => Group Buys and Preorders => Topic started by: depressedkeebs on Mon, 10 January 2022, 13:37:33
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The Lapboard60 is a universal case for your 60% to use on the couch or bed, wired or wireless via bluetooth with support for a mousepad.
Specifications
Universal 60% stacked Acrilyc case
6 layers of acrilyc
1 Plate of Carbon Fiber on 1.5 mm thickness
it comes with 7 standoffs and 14 screws for the keyboard and plate
Aditinal 5 standoffs and 10 screws for the outside structure
It supports mousepads 22 cm x 18 cm (8.6 inch x 7.4 inch) it also comes with the piece of acrilyc to put on the hole if you can't find the exact same size of mouse pad
Estimated production time: 2 months
-it does not include keycaps, stabilizers, switches and PCB-
You can use it with soldered or hotswap PCBs
Group Buy running time:
Jan 9th - Feb 6th
Renders:
(https://i.imgur.com/kTiDZs0.png)
(https://i.imgur.com/dtO3LcI.png)
(https://i.imgur.com/x1u46Q3.png)
Proto:
(https://i.imgur.com/scXYhj6.jpg)
Link to Buy:
https://depressedkeebs.com/products/lapboard60
PRICE: 150 USD
There will be a video building it and sound test in the next couple of weeks, but you can expect it to sound just like any other stacked acrilyc 60%
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If you end up running a R2 with different measurements for the mouse pad (perfect size would be artisan xl mouse pad) I would 100% be in.
I like the look and idea, in fact I have been looking at split ergo boards to use as a base for a handmade couch setup.
GL with the GB, I hope it goes well
Sent from my SM-G970F using Tapatalk
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I love this idea, and I’m considering getting one! However, I personally would like to see it made for a 65%, since I’d prefer dedicated arrow keys if I’m using this on the couch. A 75% would also work (couch gaming sometimes could take advantage of dedicated f-row), but I like the idea of keeping the size small for this purpose.
I also wonder what the decision for the mousepad size was. Is that a standard size? I can’t seem to find something that would fit nicely, it’s either too small or too big, which would look odd.