5 unusual keyboards.

Computer keyboards have come a long way from the typewriter to a wide variety of text input devices. Keyboards can have a variety of forms and are a very important part of everyday life in our home or office. In addition, the evolution of computers would not be complete without changing the keyboards. They have gone from bulky and uncomfortable devices to new wireless devices.

1. myKey0

If you have a small workspace behind a computer or you are a supporter of cleanliness on your desktop, then this clave is especially for you. As you can see, the keyboard combines a box for small items. You can fold discs, stickers, scissors, pencils and paper clips into the keyboard. On the keyboard itself, there is a scroll wheel and keys for controlling the multimedia capabilities of the computer.

2. Glider Mouse Keyboard

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The keyboard at first glance seems inappropriate and inconvenient. But this is only at first glance. In essence, this is a keyboard and mouse hybrid. And the cursor arrow is controlled by a small disk similar to the disk in the game “irkhokkey”. Also located next to the control buttons and some keys to enter characters.

3. Customizable Keyboard

The standard for "QWERTY" layout, probably the most untouchable standard in this world. Since childhood, we are getting used to it and cannot imagine another layout. And in vain! It is worth trying the “ACDIE” layout! With the keyboard "Customizable" this is a solvable task, just assemble your layout and go!

4. DataHand Keyboard

Special set for people suffering from pain in the hands. True, I did not understand the principle of action, but in full it is likely that the set can really protect you from such troubles.

5. Orbitouch Keyboard

The manufacturer claims that this is a keyboard, although there is not a single key on it. In the left and right sides of the keyboard, in separate disc-shaped zones, there are two dome-shaped “growths”, resembling an ergonomic mouse, on which the user places his hands. The left part of the field is divided into eight color zones, the right - into eight alphanumeric (each contains five characters). In order to print a letter, the user must move his left hand to one of the color zones, and his right hand in the direction of the corresponding symbol. This makes no sense!

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