Michael Roopenian created a mod to an Apple keyboard to make use of nature’s tactility to strengthen the relationship between user and interface.
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that is uber-rad! how do i get one?!??!!
I don't like it!
That's all that matters here people!
Next story please .....
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at first glance, it reminded me a bit of http://steampunkworkshop.com/keyboard.shtml
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I want!!!!!!!!!
yes I'm brazilian xD
I love wooden themes...
This keyboard needs a dark wood paint or will dirty a lot.
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Have to say I love the new Apple keyboards. This is the first one that works better than the old extended keyboards from eons back.
I don't like
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Biggest problem I have with Apple's tablet keys is there's no feeling for the edge of the key so it's easy to mis-hit. I like cupped or rimmed keys. Add some cupping and your woodgrain design is a winner.
100% agree
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I'd love this. =)
the wood one looked like cheese or cake from first glance. :)
That will stain for people with sweaty palms. I prefer plastic. Wood stuff are easy to get dirty.
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