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E-Ink Keyboard: Sonder Design

• tjohns 11y ago
  Reminds me a lot of the Optimus keyboards from Art Lebedev, except at a much more affordable price (and no color or status bar): http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/optimus/popularis/ http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/optimus/popularis/ Personally, I'm starting to get a bit burnt out by all the early pre-order hardware sales lately, but I'm looking forward to seeing the reviews on this thing when it ships.
• jlebrech 11y ago
  VIM
• delish 11y ago
  Can we get e-ink keys separately? It'd be great to solder-my-own for an ergodox. I'm also interested in keyboards that can change shape. I like the shape of a TI-83, and I don't really like typing equations into Mathematica and LaTeX. I don't have an plan for this, but I'm interested.
  • jlebrech 11y ago
    you'll have a lot of ribbon cables, it probably won't work very well with mech kbs
• wodenokoto 11y ago
  The fn/control/alt/command keys ought to have been changable as well, since they differ from system to system and I think a lot of VIM and emacs fans like to change them. The ~ key also change when you change locale, so that's quite unfortunate that it is static as well.
• SonderDesign 11y ago
  Thanks for the post, I'm one of the engineers. If you have any questions drop by our site or email me at Francisco@sonderdesign.com