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geekhack Marketplace => Great Finds => Topic started by: fohat.digs on Sat, 31 August 2013, 20:41:57
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For those of you yearning for the "natural" look - here it is at a low price.
Don't blame me if it is no good, just thought somebody might be interested for one reason or another.
PS - "sweat absorbing" WTF?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Environmental-Bamboo-2-4g-Wireless-Keyboard-Mouse-Laser-Lettering-Antiwear-Out-H-/161049089030?pt=PCA_Mice_Trackballs&hash=item257f461406 (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Environmental-Bamboo-2-4g-Wireless-Keyboard-Mouse-Laser-Lettering-Antiwear-Out-H-/161049089030?pt=PCA_Mice_Trackballs&hash=item257f461406)
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Anti-static effect and anti-radiation
My favorite part of the description.
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That keyboard does look beautiful. If only it had mechanical switches under those bamboo caps...
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That keyboard does look beautiful. If only it had mechanical switches under those bamboo caps...
Why not mod it? :blank:
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I would buy that set just for the mouse, but I can't see any information on the size of the wireless receiver. Nano is the only way to go now :)
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PS - "sweat absorbing" WTF?
Wood (or in this case, bamboo) absorbs sweat and the natural oils of your skin. In any case, it's bound to be more sweat-absorbent than a plastic keyboard.
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Wood (or in this case, bamboo) absorbs sweat and the natural oils of your skin. In any case, it's bound to be more sweat-absorbent than a plastic keyboard.
Of course. But is that a "selling feature" ?
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Of course. But is that a "selling feature" ?
Ah, I see: "Keyboard takes on the properties of your grimy hands in a matter of weeks!"
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Wood (or in this case, bamboo) absorbs sweat and the natural oils of your skin. In any case, it's bound to be more sweat-absorbent than a plastic keyboard.
Of course. But is that a "selling feature" ?
I am guessing because the marketers thought that a lot of people are bothered by caps getting grimy over time. I'm baffled by the radiation comment, however....... Not to mention that it's complete BS.
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Wood (or in this case, bamboo) absorbs sweat and the natural oils of your skin. In any case, it's bound to be more sweat-absorbent than a plastic keyboard.
Of course. But is that a "selling feature" ?
I am guessing because the marketers thought that a lot of people are bothered by caps getting grimy over time. I'm baffled by the radiation comment, however....... Not to mention that it's complete BS.
is it?
there could be yet an undetected radiation which emanates from plastic "more so" than wood..
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Wood (or in this case, bamboo) absorbs sweat and the natural oils of your skin. In any case, it's bound to be more sweat-absorbent than a plastic keyboard.
Of course. But is that a "selling feature" ?
I am guessing because the marketers thought that a lot of people are bothered by caps getting grimy over time. I'm baffled by the radiation comment, however....... Not to mention that it's complete BS.
is it?
there could be yet an undetected radiation which emanates from plastic "more so" than wood..
There could also be aliens looking into your window, watching your every move. Tweaking electrodes they've inserted into your brain while you were sleeping.
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They look nice, mouse looks kind of wired
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I would buy that set just for the mouse, but I can't see any information on the size of the wireless receiver. Nano is the only way to go now :)
In the photo with the mouse showing the battery compartment you can see the receiver tucked inside - it's a nano, or stubby receiver. :)
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If it's similar to the build of the bamboo board I have - the keycaps are painful. The front of the cap is sharp from the cut and if you drag your fingers across them....ugh...
Looks amazing, though.
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Even with the utter bull**** description, that still remains one of the nicer looking wood keyboard and wood mouse I have seen.