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Because other people want small keyboards, I'd imagine.
by least 6y ago
Because other people want small keyboards, I'd imagine.
- throwaway81523 6y agoIf I want a small keyboard I want it with a built in pointing device, and those are hard to find. Lenovo trackpoint keyboard is one of the few I can think of.
- chr 6y agoTex in Taiwan also make keyboards with trackpoints. https://www.tex-design.com.tw/us-en/products.php?cid=17 https://www.tex-design.com.tw/us-en/products.php?cid=17
- Semaphor 6y agoThe Logitech K400 (sold as a smart TV keyboard mainly) is pretty well known, and they have a bunch of other keyboards with touchpad.
- airbreather 6y agoYeah it's great (I have 5 of them) for remote keyboard for netflix with bigscreen, or for raspberry pi where you can just plug in one USB thing and have keyboard/mouse, but I don't think many people would cope with it for ongoing use.
- rideontime 6y agoUHK offers trackpads, trackballs, and trackpoints for all your tracking needs. https://ultimatehackingkeyboard.com/shop https://ultimatehackingkeyboard.com/shop
- devenvdev 6y agoModularity is avery cool feature! :drooling: My problem with UHK though that it's not ortholinear...
- throwaway81523 6y agoThanks to those who responded. The Tex keyboard looks nice but it is $300! I had seen the Logitech 400 before, but forgot about it because it is wireless and I'm old-fashioned enough to want to still use USB keyboards, to not broadcast passwords and that sort of thing. I should have been more specific though. Those clip-on accessory trackpoints etc do look nice and I didn't know about them.