If I can stick it back together, I'm in. Too bad their international shipping prices are crazy though
If I can stick it back together, I'm in. Too bad their international shipping prices are crazy thoughShow Image(http://i.imgur.com/6HTsfyJ.jpg)
If I can stick it back together, I'm in. Too bad their international shipping prices are crazy thoughShow Image(http://i.imgur.com/6HTsfyJ.jpg)
Yes that's what I was referring to. However, I can't see any hinges / docking(?) parts in the OP photo. Also what happens with custom sets? Do I stick in two shift keycaps now?
do you guys thinks the 3 holes on bottom right are indicators leds?
SO glad they put the 6 on the right hand side of the board, this was my biggest gripe with the Microsoft boards when I used them.
I hope this will be in the same price range a the Poker III.
If it is not considerably more expensive I'll definitely buy one.
Yeah I was pretty firmly set on not buying any more boards
Sweet. Shame about the Gaterons, hopefully they offer it with Clears too.
Sweet. Shame about the Gaterons, hopefully they offer it with Clears too.
**** Cherry
Reminds me of the Ultimate Hacking Keyboard. https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=59712.0
Did those guys sell their design to Vortex?
Interesting that the sides don't connect to each other but each connect to the computer. Gotta use 2 USB ports??
Interesting that the sides don't connect to each other but each connect to the computer. Gotta use 2 USB ports??
I think they should just make the entire thing wireless. :D
Looks like it could be a problem for some people with laptops since it takes up two USB ports. I can also see complications trying to put on custom key sets with a split space bar. My main question is how do the two boards lock together for normal use or travel?couldn't they just connect it to one usb port?
The split keyboard thing doesn't do it for me. What I'd like to see Vortex develop is a super easy to use GUI app for quickly programming the keyboard on the fly; with a load/save/clone feature to quickly reprogram multiple pokers at a time.
That and a Poker w/ Purple Gaterons.
Looks like it could be a problem for some people with laptops since it takes up two USB ports. I can also see complications trying to put on custom key sets with a split space bar. My main question is how do the two boards lock together for normal use or travel?couldn't they just connect it to one usb port?
The split keyboard thing doesn't do it for me. What I'd like to see Vortex develop is a super easy to use GUI app for quickly programming the keyboard on the fly; with a load/save/clone feature to quickly reprogram multiple pokers at a time.
That and a Poker w/ Purple Gaterons.
I wouldn't necessarily like an app to program because then I'll need to download it on each computer I use and have it programmed through the software rather built into the keyboard that works on the fly no matter what computer you plug it into.
If I can stick it back together, I'm in. Too bad their international shipping prices are crazy thoughShow Image(http://i.imgur.com/6HTsfyJ.jpg)
Yes that's what I was referring to. However, I can't see any hinges / docking(?) parts in the OP photo. Also what happens with custom sets? Do I stick in two shift keycaps now?
The space bar is definitely a bit of a concern. I'm hoping if these get a full release I can con Bunny into getting JT Keycaps to run some in common colours.
Damn, just a few days after I bought a Pok3r :(
The split keyboard thing doesn't do it for me.
The split keyboard thing doesn't do it for me.
Crazy talk. How is it possible to not want a split space bar? Even if you think you have no need for it, it certainly wouldn't do any harm as if both sides produce a space it would be the same as any other board.
On the other hand, with this keyboard maybe you might just think of a use for your left thumb instead of inefficiently doing nothing. Perhaps a backspace. Perhaps an easier Shift key which doesn't need pinkies. Maybe even a SpaceFN key (https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=51069.msg1581402#msg1581402).
The critical thing would be to have independently settable codes for left and right space bars.
Awesome!
P.S.
This was posted on Reddit and the general consensus was "Who cares about a split board? I just want one with LEDs."
WTF? Like what the actual ****.
The split keyboard thing doesn't do it for me.
Crazy talk. How is it possible to not want a split space bar?
SO glad they put the 6 on the right hand side of the board, this was my biggest gripe with the Microsoft boards when I used them.
Don't know about dante, but I hit space between V and B, slightly closer towards B, which is too close to the split in AFAIK all of the split spacebar boards. I wouldn't mind a small spacebar, but only when it doesn't force me to curl up my thumbs.You'd be able to use your left thumb with this board I would have thought. You could probably argue it might be better if the spacebar on this design was split exactly between the B and the N though.
I don't want it because you can't buy a new keyset and saw the spacebar in half....Hmmm I get that people like to customize their keyboards... but still... when you consider the potential benefits of two comfortable thumb keys.
Hmmm I get that people like to customize their keyboards... but still... when you consider the potential benefits of two comfortable thumb keys.
Surely having much improved function would always outweigh the relative triviality of improved appearance? For me it would anyway.
Plus, if split keyboards became more common, it would soon become easy to source replacement space keys!
pok3r looks cleaner I think
I'd prefer a fully programmable (remap Fn etc.) Poker than a split one.
I'd prefer a fully programmable (remap Fn etc.) Poker than a split one.
Who is to say we can't dream of both... ^-^Show Image(http://new1.funnyjunk.com/thumbnails/comments/Doesn+t+everyone+get+enjoyment+from+both+making+people+laugh+and+_82b0c6d63d8aed98c9337b5d5d442fd6.gif)