Tag: keyboards
Erez Zukerman - ZSA, ErgoDox, and the Future of Keyboards
Erez Zukerman shares the journey of building ZSA's open source ErgoDox keyboards and the challenges of crowdfunded hardware manufacturing.
Long Term Review of NuPhy Air Keyboards
I have been using the same two NuPhy keyboards for almost two years, and I've also been wanting to write something about them for quite some time. Why not just do it?
Mac All The Keyboards
The standard Macintosh keyboard layout makes it easy to add writer-desired special characters without pulling up a menu or relying on software trickery. Here’s how to get it on Linux and Windows.
Pressing Forward
Mechanical keyboards have become hip again, despite near-complete disinterest in the form by mainstream computer-makers. The little guy is picking up the slack.
Click, Clack
The famed mechanical keyboard switch manufacturer Cherry has been around since the 1950s—but it's only been defined by keyboard switches in the past decade.
Press Your Luck
Academia finally did an in-depth study into the nature of the button press, along with how we could possibly make our buttons just a little more effective.
The Keys To Success
A lot of early video game consoles secretly wanted to be home computers, too: Their makers either sold keyboard add-ons or failed miserably in the process.