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Designer Wan Fu Chun has come up with a very convenient and ergonomic idea – a keyboard that can be customized by its user. Dubbed Puzzle, the keyboard allows users to arrange keys in whatever way they see fit. This means that keys can be left out, put in alphabetical order, or even turned into [...]
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Robofun Create, a bunch of beer-loving techies, created a keyboard out of unopened beer cans. The Beer Keyboard is connected to an Arduino board and a Raspberry Pi computer, and users only have to lightly tap on the cans to see the corresponding letters appear on-screen. When you’re tired of typing, just open up a can and enjoy. Who needs all 26 letters anyways?
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We’re always moaning about the impending death of mobile keyboards, but don’t blame us for this perennial obsession with keyboards. We just happen to type a lot. Now the Journo — created by LA-based Scott Starrett out of a personal need for such a device — wants the crowd’s approval on the Kickstarter platform. The [...]
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