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What's most absurd is the difference between $90 and $1000 is trivial. If that money went into engineering, every key would be using a hall effect sensor and pn
by smolder 7y ago
What's most absurd is the difference between $90 and $1000 is trivial. If that money went into engineering, every key would be using a hall effect sensor and pneumatic springs, machined to high precision, NOT just more of the same mechanical switches. They are spending money on status and sometimes fancy raw materials, but not any substantive engineering effort for a better keyboard.
- wubblebubble 7y agoI think it might actually be useful (for games and whatnot) to have analog input on some keys. i'm surprised such a thing doesn't really exist yet. or even some sort of way to adjust the elastic constant of the key (i guess in a pneumatic spring you could just change the pressure)