I'd love a keyboard like this, I seem to get a bit of strain typing, Dvorak helps with that a little from everyone i've heard, which I need to try, ergonomics help as well id imagine.
The interesting thing from this is the 2MB flash vdrive on there and the completely programmable keys. I can imagine a few pretty useful things i could use that vdrive for if i was taking that board around with me.
It is a bit on the expensive side for me right now though.
Also the clickyness, its nice :D
@Ethereal perfectly fine. (no need to worry about posting anything you wouldn't normally post)
If you all ready have a mech some of them you can swap the brains to make them fully programmable and give a little on board memory to save layouts.
My Filco have a replacement controller called Pegasus Hoof and adds the above abilities. Gonna map it out with Dvorak and the other to see if I like them and I can switch back to qwerty on the fly when I need it.
Well shot/edited, interesting product. Glad to see there's a high production value here, and a style similar to Tek videos of yore. Looking forward to more.
I have finally watched the video. Very nice, well done all round. I would love to try something like this but the hobbiest in me wants to go really hands on and build a Dactyl.
Similar idea, a few less keys and support for regular caps so I can go all mad and custom on it. But that need for a 3d Printer and hand wiring too much of a task for me right now.
Looks cool and all but why make that keyboard so tall and those other buttons like space, enter, control, windows and such so out of the way? I can't think about any application where writing is important and the space and enter key are useless. Also why make it so tall and without a proper wrist rest? I see that the wrists have their place to rest but than the rest of the arm just hangs off of the keyboard hitting the edge.