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Was just thinking about designing a dream keyboard after the "look at my chair" and "what's your keyboard" threads here on HN. Came up with the following requi
by ACow_Adonis 13y ago
Was just thinking about designing a dream keyboard after the "look at my chair" and "what's your keyboard" threads here on HN.
Came up with the following requirements:
- Must be split into a left hand and a right hand.
- No wires! (since it largely defeats the first point)
- All the regular relative raised key/ergonomic issues.
- Mechanical, obviously.
- Since the point is essentially arbitrarily positioned keyboard hands for touch typing, there's little purpose in having the letters on the keys: they're no longer necessarily right in front of you to look at.
- Optional: can either free-stand successfully or have some various means to allow it to be mechanically attached to various things/surfaces/mechanisms: Say if i want to have a lazy-boy chair with each arm being one of the keyboards.
So get to work HN :P
- Wingman4l7 13y agoThere's the ErgoDox, a split keyboard which is essentially a DIY kit, but it's not wireless -- although the potential for setting that up has been discussed.