So it's basically a 60% plus function keys, a mousepad at least as wide as the keyboard, and a giant wrist rest. Meant to use on your lap. MX switches.
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bhtooefr
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So it's basically a 60% plus function keys, a mousepad at least as wide as the keyboard, and a giant wrist rest. Meant to use on your lap. MX switches.
So it's basically a 60% plus function keys, a mousepad at least as wide as the keyboard, and a giant wrist rest. Meant to use on your lap. MX switches.
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Novel idea. For gaming it might be OK but I can't imagine it being very comfortable to use for typing being off-centre like that. A media centre controller perhaps? Maybe too bulky for that.
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Findecanor
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Ah. the top of the keyboard is the plate, with exposed switches. So this is a rendering and there would be a lot of light-bleed in real life (like on Costar keyboarads).Plus, all legends on the keys would not be as evenly lit as here.