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Show HN: Keyboard and Mouse Combined – Split Mechanical Keyboard
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keymouse
7y ago
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keymouse
7y ago
Thanks for posting the link. LTT definitely made a cool video!
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keymouse
7y ago
Thank you! There are some possible options out there for 2 mouse cursors, you can see here: https://www.keymouse.com/resources , but not sure how well they work. Also, we are considering making a product that will allow 2 mo
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keymouse
7y ago
Thank you! The AdvantageII and Ergodox are definitely good keyboards. We just went the next step and added the mouse built in, so you don't have to move your hands of the keyboard to use the mouse.
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Split Keyboard with Built-In Trackball
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7y ago
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Show HN: Cherry MX Mechanical Switches – KeyMouse
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keymouse
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keymouse
7y ago
You mentioned that the keys are too noisy for mechanical keyboards, but have you tried Cherry Silent Red switches? Here's a video that explains the Cherry MX mechanical switches: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlSPH3Hv
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keymouse
7y ago
Yes, single inventor (programmer of 25+ years now). Started a Kickstarter campaign, but ended up changing to a 3D printed modular system, rather than going injection mold route. Gave us the flexibility to improve our design without high cos
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keymouse
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(edited) Actually, no. For chair mount options, the ChairTrack just allows the device to sit over an armrest. Both Track and ChairTrack have chair mount options, but no brackets are included with the devices.
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keymouse
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KeyMouse is also fully programmable (including the mouse motion and scroll/trackball), and like the Ergodox, you can place each hand in whatever is the most comfortable position, but you don't have to move your hands off the keybo
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Show HN: Best Keyboard for Programming
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7y ago
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