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@davkol That's a great question. On a similar topic, Tesoro is showing off their ultra low profile chicklet keyboard at Computex. At CES they promised it would be on sale by now but it seems like they missed their date. Can anyone transcribe this video to English for me? (Just the part on the ...

Any news or updates on these switches?

A white knight comes…

The saddest part is that usually people who complain about things like this have very little ground to stand on and their opinion comes from jealousy, envy or self loathing.
Not sure if trolling or stupid.

Neither to be clear. Have a meme though:

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Hey Chyros,

I was really saddened to read through this thread and find some people complaining so much about your GoFundMe campaign. It's like what others have already said, the content is free to watch and it takes up a ton of time to produce these things.

Don't let a vocal minority get you down ...

So exciting!! After you build the board Matt, do you have any plans to build some boards for the community?

matt3o wrote: they already presented a prototype desktop keyboard, so it's definitely in their book.

Well, I personally can't stand keys with high profile and long actuation distance. I find it very fatiguing for both gaming and typing. I also am an artist and in Photoshop it's the same story when using hotkeys. A low profile keyboard with snappy keys is mandatory for me.

For that reason these ...

@matt3o Is Kailh still planning to keep these switches on laptops only?

@matt3o Do you know who is supplying those switches? I thought they worked with Kaihua to develop the Tesoro Agile switch in the gram spectrum.

I believe Tesoro has already created a desktop keyboard using these new switches also shown off at CES this year:

http://media.bestofmicro.com/ext/aHR0cDovL21lZGlhLmJlc3RvZm1pY3JvLmNvbS8zL1YvNjQ0MjUxL29yaWdpbmFsL3Rlc29yby1zbGltLW1lY2hhbmljYWwta2V5Ym9hcmQtMl9yZXN1bHQuanBn/r_600x450.jpg
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Ah, sorry didn't see that thread. I will delete this.

Mods, please delete this thread.

Wow,
That is it! You guys are the best.

Hello keyboard comrades!

I've been lurking around the forums for a bit now. I'm hoping someone might have some pictures or information on terminal computers used in public libraries from 1993'ish to 2000's. I remember very distinctly my local public library here in southern California having ...