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I disagree, I've been using laptop, or tenkeyless, or currently a 65-key optical mechanical keyboard, for forever. I almost never use the numpad, or pgup/home
by jacknews 4y ago
I disagree, I've been using laptop, or tenkeyless, or currently a 65-key optical mechanical keyboard, for forever. I almost never use the numpad, or pgup/home etc keys (vim user), and rarely function keys, so they just get in the way.
Keyboards are quite a personal thing, I think there's room for many different designs.
- Festro 4y agoThat's my whole point? Add another design, because it's personal, and just the vocal minority that show off their sleek minimalist tenkeyless keyboards. I wouldn't suggest adding too many designs at launch though, that's obviously unsustainable. But eventually sure. I'd just start with a minimal and a 100%. To cover the core bases.
- jacknews 4y agoI don't know, if you're going to start a new product company with a 'mission', it's not a bad debut to offer just a single product that embodies that mission. This keyboard definitely has it's own style. I'm not sure I agree with it all, actually I don't, but it seems to know what it wants to be.