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It seems like David thinks that the keyboard itself is pretty lame ("By most objective measures, this keyboard sucks") but the fact that it is split makes it wo
by markbao 13y ago
It seems like David thinks that the keyboard itself is pretty lame ("By most objective measures, this keyboard sucks") but the fact that it is split makes it worth it.
Are there any keyboards that are 1) split, 2) good keyboards, and c) aren't ridiculously loud and can be used in public?
(I usually do my work in university libraries, and if the reactions to me using my Model M mechanical keyboard in an office told me anything, it's that a quiet keyboard is probably best.)
- thelambentonion 13y agoThe Ergodox [1] might be what you're looking for, although there's a significant amount of assembly required. It's been sold on Massdrop [2] before to reduce the cost of the PCBs (~$200 with the maximum number of people participating). While I don't own one, I've only ever heard good things about them. [1] http://ergodox.org/ http://ergodox.org/ [2] http://massdrop.com/ http://massdrop.com/