was ogling some keyboard pr0n at kbdmania.net's photo gallery and ran across *this*
http://www.kbdmania.net/xe/?mid=photo&page=426&document_srl=508646
is it real?? :D
Whoah, that's bright. Look at that logo too. There's some pretty serious modding going on over at kbdmania.
Reminded me of this no longer sold Filco.Show Image(http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee135/skyianlove/painbird/red02.jpg)
I think the "spacesaving crowd" WOULD embrace these if there were decent ones available for sale. (Unicomp could make money on these I bet)
speaking of smks, is this one? layout seems familiar... and the color scheme is quite striking :)
http://www.kbdmania.net/xe/?mid=photo&page=14&document_srl=584814
What the heck is that aron compact keyboard? I can't find any info on it anywhere else on the web. Is it a mechanical? Any ideas? Looks like it might be?Here's more:
Ahh found info on it here: already on geekhack, pretty cool but also extremely rare now. lol
That's the 4th compact alps keyboard I know about now, along with the siig minitouch, mck-84sx, smk-85, and now the kpt-84. All rare and out of production.
http://geekhack.org/showwiki.php?t=5115
Those red keys look delicious
This left-handed keyboard (http://www.fentek-ind.com/modular.htm#kblhusbsb) is built with Blue cherry switches, if that helps.
Ms Keyboard
I'm surprised the spacesaver crowd doesn't embrace them, at least the people saying "I want the mouse closer".
This left-handed keyboard (http://www.fentek-ind.com/modular.htm#kblhusbsb) as noted uses the blue cherry switch, and as far as we can tell OUR model has always been spec'd that way. The other units described may look the same, but they were not bought from Fentek, so there is no way for me to verify their quality or manufactured specs.
Although I cannot answer your question, I hope that helps....Ms Keyboad
Now that I think about it. A good compromise would be to move only the numpad to the left side of the keyboard, which will make the main part of the keyboard similar to a tenkeyless. Maybe I should start manufacturing my own keyboard and called it "Le keyboard" to sound French ;-)
If you're trying to compete with the das then how about 'Teh Keyboard'.
If I wasn't saving myself for an HHKB
Don't judge...
There's already a french keyboard. (http://geekhack.org/showpost.php?p=87083&postcount=33) The French pride themselves on being different, I don't think you want to go down that route.I've always found the placement of colon/semicolon under the pinky kind of stupid...m makes more sense tbh, but the fact that you have to shift to get numbers makes the layout absolutely wonky.