Optimus Keyboard

[~NeonFire372~]

Yeah. My wireless keyboard took up enough batteries on its own just transmitting the signals. [That's why I returned to wired equipment].

My wireless laser mouse used up a brand-new strong expensive battery just flashing the laser all night once. Thats' why I got rid of it too.

So if this keyboard is going to flash each key, ouch, the batteries would need to keep piling in, lol.

 

[Fisher]

does anyone know how the keys are lit up?

 

[Jamxx]

OLED is how they are lit up, I believe. You can change them. Retail price is expected to be around 200 to 300 dollars in US currency.

 

[alvino]

Too expensive. Sure, you can change the keys easily, but the price ratio isn't worth it.

 

[Jamxx]

Of course not. I'm more interested in the DAS Keyboard.

 

[alvino]

DAS Keyboard? Sounds interesting too, wanna show me?

EDIT>>> Blingoed it. The concept is interesting, but $90?! No thanks.

 

[Jamxx]

Hah, on their site it is 90 dollars. Have a look around, and you'll find that it is really not that expensive. I just Froogled it and it came up with the lowest price of 69.95. Not bad, if it's a nice keyboard.

 

[kchi55]

90 dollars? i was expecting it to be more expensive than that. it's a nice idea for a keyboard

 

[pc trade post]

wait... is it 90 dollars because it has the meechanical key switch thingys? if it is that much because it is blank, thats pretty stupid. if you want a blank keyboard, why not just paint over the keys of a normal keyboard?

 

[Fisher]

hes got a point. why not just buy a cheaper keyboard and rub off the lettering?