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Shame that this has no back-light; One of the most common setup I can imagine, is a laptop on some kind of riser (with IDE open), A propped up iPad (to watch tu
by rishabhsagar 12y ago
Shame that this has no back-light; One of the most common setup I can imagine, is a laptop on some kind of riser (with IDE open), A propped up iPad (to watch tutorials / documentation). Often this kind of setup will be situated in a dark room where user will greatly benefit from a backlit keyboard. :(
- Nexxxeh 12y agoI think the majority of the users of this probably won't be looking at the keys as they type...
- rishabhsagar 12y agoHmm.. but I feel because of the non standard layout and the size, most touch typists will still take some time before they can adapt.
- vanderZwan 12y agoFair point. The keys have quite a different shape to regular keys though, that might actually make it easier for the brain to distinguish it from regular keyboards.