This email is to provide you with an update during our pre-production phase of the Truly Ergonomic Keyboard.
Images and Videos:
We are pleased to let you know that we have received pre-production models, have captured a set of images, and have uploaded them to our website for you to review them at your leisure. These images can be viewed by following the new 'Gallery' link on our website at www.trulyergonomic.com
We have also updated all keyboard images throughout our website.
We are currently creating a simple video to demonstrate the major advantages of the Truly Ergonomic Keyboard, and to contrast it with conventional keyboards and other ergonomic keyboards. We will upload this video to our website once finalized.
Manufacturing updates:
Patience is a virtue, and fortunately we have all had plenty of it. The good news is that everything is heading forward, and that the light at the end of the tunnel is finally within reach (small as a sub-atomic particle, but it is there).
Favourably for everyone, our manufacturer is as perfectionist as we are; seems we all want to manufacture and deliver a first-rate product with the highest quality possible. With the only inconvenience being that this perfection takes longer than we'd all expected, and so the unpredicted delivery delays.
Estimated Delivery date:
As you already might know, we unfortunately have experienced manufacturing hurdles which were out of our control where we were keen to avoid any circumstances under which the quality of the shipped Truly Ergonomic Keyboard might be viewed as unsatisfactory. We thank you again to accept these delays as being prudent.
Everything is well and according to plan except the estimated delivery date; we realize that initial delivery dates we gave you arrived prematurely given third-party hurdles which we failed to anticipate. We apologize and thank you once again for your support.
We will contact you again when we have specific information regarding the delivery date of your Truly Ergonomic Keyboard. We offer our sincere gratitude or your patience and for your continuous interest in the Truly Ergonomic Keyboard.
Please send us an email should you have any questions or require additional information.*
Regards,
The Truly Ergonomic team
Even though I never thought it was a scam, I'm so relieved to see the pics... looks great.
Now all we need is a white version and I'll buy two dozen of these boards. :canada:
I was in the rather uncomfortable position of trying to defend a Canadian entrepreneur against Internet Hate.
They are going to have to deliver a product to my doorstep before I deem them competent.
That's exactly how I feel about the Group 3 double shots.
Lol at the people that thought it was a scam.Ooh, great renders!Show Image(http://www.comingsoon.net/gallery/48327/The_Social_Network_6.jpg)
I was in the rather uncomfortable position of trying to defend a Canadian entrepreneur against Internet Hate.Show Image(http://www.trulyergonomic.com/images/Mechanical_Keyswitches_Cherry_Blue.jpg)
Ooh, great renders!
* ducks *
Pics did it for me too. I just ordered 5 of these for myself.
I dont see the pics...http://www.trulyergonomic.com/gallery.html
June of which year??? :)
LOL - I don't know much of the backstory behind this TE keyboard, but I don't think I'd trust this guy enough to order 5 yet. Wait and see when it's released, and then give him your money! The more money he has, the less incentive he really has to get the keyboards out quickly.
The less money he has received, the more incentive he has to get these to market ASAP so he can pay back his loans.
Motivate him to produce this by not paying him anything yet! :p
You know what's interesting, the keys in the middle of the keyboard look like they're a different color in some of the pics. But it looks like that's caused by them not being level with the rest of the keys (so they reflect light differently). So the middle keys are a little lower. I wonder why that is. Might be better that way though.
Given the backspace's position on this keyboard, it makes better ergonomic sense to hit it with the thumb, otherwise you'd be moving your hand too far away from the home row. The angle is probably for tactile purposes, to be able to tell keys apart by feel (is my guess). Anyway, it's a pity most keyboards don't make good use of the thumb. When I was using a Goldtouch keyboard many years ago, one of my gripes was that I couldn't remap the left space bar to backspace. Kinesis and Maltron got the backspace right!Show Image(http://www.ergocanada.com/products/keyboards/advantage_images/kinesis_advantage_dvorak_qd_751x553.gif)
Five?? That's a big investment, how do you know you will like them over anything else?
Not only that, I am spending all of my next month salary to order more...
:rofl:
I'm assuming that you're joking - not trying to be rude.
I just noticed they charge $19 shipping and handling? That's kind of ridiculous when you're already dropping two hunje on a keyboard.
I always assumed nobody likes Truly Ergonomic at Geekhack because they ARE Canadian. I am the only defending them despite have screwed a few Canadians in the day. Mainly female.
TE updated their website! The border color of the site is now green! Amazing!!! Surely this deserves some more orders, especially if you're Irish.Thanks for letting me know! Green is my favorite colour, so I'm pre-ordering!!
yes, me...So, are you still hopefull? Is the new green border on the TE website giving you confidence?
2) The Control, Alt, and Shift keys are physically identical and interchangeable.