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I think Cherry corp also makes keyboards with Hall Effect switches, though there is a minimum order queue of I think 10. There is a guy on reddit channel that is looking for interests on group buy with the Cherry made Hall Effect keyboard. It was priced somewhere around USD$200-USD$300 but don't quote me on it.
uh, you don't even really know if that exists.Quote from: tuxsavvy on Wed, 22 January 2014, 21:51:22I think Cherry corp also makes keyboards with Hall Effect switches, though there is a minimum order queue of I think 10. There is a guy on reddit channel that is looking for interests on group buy with the Cherry made Hall Effect keyboard. It was priced somewhere around USD$200-USD$300 but don't quote me on it.
It's a good width! If it's half-width it's too narrow, and full-width is too wide.
I probably can't run a buy for this, but I want to see some interest.So who here is interested in a cherry made hall effect that is useable with modern computers? I don't know any more details, but apparently there's a 10 MOQ at $250 a board.
It was posted to reddit? Link?
dorkvader, resident Hall Effect expert, says he's never heard of it yet.
Like that hall-effect keyboard they don't sell retail (that I couldn't steal off the CeBIT.au showfloor)...r
...I also heard Unicomp has been working on an capcitive buckling spring SSK
Cherry does make hall effect SENSORS... but I can't find any mention of any that even remotely resemble anything that looks like it would work as a keyboard switch. Though if there is such a thing, and it used MX mount keycaps and was USB... I might really consider swallowing that price for it... also assuming the layout wasn't something wacky.
Is this the thread about unicorn milk?