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Looks a lot like the BBC Micro. Cool design choice.
No numeric keypad. Useless.
That keyboard looks really nice, but the placement of the R CTRL would cause me fits.
Yeah. Right Control should be where Fn is for sure.
And as an ISO keyboard user, I need my right Shift key, so that Control has to be a Shift instead. On ISO, left Shift is small and right is large. For that and other reasons I use the right one way more than the left. And if that’s not possible for deep technical reasons, hard-wire it to the left one bypassing all of the trouble. It wouldn’t be the first time a keyboard did something like that.
… and what do you know, there’s a even little space there with no key where they could put the Fn key omitted by those changes.
Everything else I could deal with. Even the otherwise US layout. It’s been a while since I used one, but occasionally there’s a hiccup and I’ll reach for double quote or at-sign in the opposite places, so that muscle memory is still there, maybe waiting for mangling into typing on something like this.
Do you actually use the right control or shift keys? I do always touch type but I pretty much only use the left modifier keys.
I personally don’t use the Right ‘anything’, like ever.
Right shift, but not right control.
I’m a different person but I sure do.
It looks nice, but I don’t get it. What’s the use case ?
I think its a version of the Raspberry PI 500+.
Distraction-free typing work like writing or coding
An antique mechanical typewriter is the best thing I’ve found for writing. Useless for coding, so there’s the product above for that
Although, if you mean to share or edit or anything that would require digitization, you’ll need to transfer your typed pages as an additional step.
