Keyless Keyboard

[Capitán]

So strolling around the internet I found this interesting piece of hardware:

http://goo.gl/VFn8IR

What it is, is a keyless keyboard and a mouse, intrigued and curious of course I purchased me one lol What do you guys think?

 

[EternalShadow]

How do you write?

 

[BeardBro]

Based on the reviews, that seems to be a good keyboard for someone with a disability. I imagine it uses a typing system similar to Steam's Big Picture mode, which does work, but is considerably slower than normal typing. 

I can't see that being useful to anyone that has the ability to use a normal keyboard.

 

[Capitán]

I just wanted it for a collection and out of curiosity, doubt I'd ever use it seriously.

 

[Dalph]

389-395 dollars? They can't be serious there.

I can buy more than 20 keyboards at that price here, unless you really need it because you have some kind of problem there's no way in hell that someone would buy it.

 

[Tsukihime]

Randomly watched a one-minute video demonstrating how it works. It definitely is pretty easy to learn (probably takes some time to get used to)




It looks like something that would be useful if you were unable to type on a qwerty keyboard.

 

[Clord]

389-395 dollars? They can't be serious there.


I can buy more than 20 keyboards at that price here, unless you really need it because you have some kind of problem there's no way in hell that someone would buy it.

Well, that's why their market is those with disabilities.


I don't know many products aimed for disabilities that doesn't cost a leg.

 

[Simon D. Aelsi]

^ It's still a ridiculous price.
I myself have a disability that (nearly) prevents me from typing on any keyboard and even I wouldn't buy something like that.

 

[markjacks]

$389, ouch! 

 

[Clord]

It's kind of ironic that the things that are designed to help various people, cost so much that it can bankrupt entire families.


As accurately pointed out in Life is Strange game.