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Adesso AKB-636 Mechanical Keyboard
Adesso announces the release of the AKB-636UB Mechanical Keyboard which offers users a new style of advanced ergonomic input device with multifunctional browsing features.The MSRP for the 636 is $99.99.
The Adesso AKB-636UB Desktop Mechanical Typewriter Keyboard is the perfect keyboard for users that love efficiency with a "retro" design. This sturdy keyboard features silver colored crisp mechanical keys for increased productivity, N-Key Rollover allowing up to 6 keys to be pressed at the same time, multi-functional hotkeys that give you quick access to your media player tools. With the smooth action of the mechanical keys you can type faster than you imagined, handling up to 50 million keystrokes.
Specifications:
| Keyboard Layout: | 104 keys |
| Life Cycle: | 50 million keystrokes |
| Connection | USB |
| Switch Travel Distance: | 4 mm |
| Switch: | Kahil Blue |
| Operation Force: | 50±10gf |
| Tactile Force: | 60±10gf |
| Conduction Travel: | 1.90±0.4mm |
| Breaking Travel: | 1.50±0.4mm |
| Peak Force Travel: | 1.40±0.4mm |
| Power Consumption: | 0.5 Watts Max Power supply 5VDC±5% |
| Working Current: | <100mA |
| Key Printing: | Laser Printing |
| Operating temperature: | 32°F to 122°F |
| Dimensions: | 17.9" x 5.9" x 1.6 " (455 x 150 x 41 mm) |
| Weight: | 2.75 lbs |
| Cable length: | 6 feet |
The smooth and crisp tactile feedback allows you to have a faster, more accurate typing experience and contains 45-50g of actuation force. With the Adesso AKB-636UB Desktop Mechanical Typewriter Keyboard, you not only have a conversation piece with a look from yesteryear, but you also have the durability, and precision of the technology of today.
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#5396259 Posted on: 02/22/2017 01:21 PM
That's because keyboards simulate Typewriters where such key placement was mechanical necessity.
Following is 2nd keyboard I ever used. And no keybord after that had better design. I got mechanical keyboards, but I still missed proper key placement.
You can notice slight concave placement of each row and how keys are angled. No other keyboard bettered this one.
Everysingle keyboard I ever used has the same misaligned keys. I suspect what's "ergonomic" about it is the shape of the keys. Nothing ergonomic about having to relearn how to type because all the keys aren't where they've always been.
That's because keyboards simulate Typewriters where such key placement was mechanical necessity.
Following is 2nd keyboard I ever used. And no keybord after that had better design. I got mechanical keyboards, but I still missed proper key placement.
You can notice slight concave placement of each row and how keys are angled. No other keyboard bettered this one.
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#5396331 Posted on: 02/22/2017 03:23 PM
I kind of like it, would like back lighting.
I kind of like it, would like back lighting.
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#5396664 Posted on: 02/22/2017 10:37 PM
That's because keyboards simulate Typewriters where such key placement was mechanical necessity.
Following is 2nd keyboard I ever used. And no keybord after that had better design. I got mechanical keyboards, but I still missed proper key placement.
You can notice slight concave placement of each row and how keys are angled. No other keyboard bettered this one.
topre realforce hipro should give similar placement to that commodore keyboard
anyway the keyboard good looking
the switch say using "kahil blue" ? never tried before, but from google pages, it said what razer using on their keyboards so seems not any better than cherry or even worse
for switch imho nothing better than topre
like the new realforce that intended for gamers : http://www.realforce.co.jp/products/realforce_rgb/
it have APC (actuation point changer) basically you can change the sensitivity of each key in 3 different level
That's because keyboards simulate Typewriters where such key placement was mechanical necessity.
Following is 2nd keyboard I ever used. And no keybord after that had better design. I got mechanical keyboards, but I still missed proper key placement.
You can notice slight concave placement of each row and how keys are angled. No other keyboard bettered this one.
topre realforce hipro should give similar placement to that commodore keyboard
anyway the keyboard good looking
the switch say using "kahil blue" ? never tried before, but from google pages, it said what razer using on their keyboards so seems not any better than cherry or even worse
for switch imho nothing better than topre
like the new realforce that intended for gamers : http://www.realforce.co.jp/products/realforce_rgb/
it have APC (actuation point changer) basically you can change the sensitivity of each key in 3 different level
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Everysingle keyboard I ever used has the same misaligned keys. I suspect what's "ergonomic" about it is the shape of the keys. Nothing ergonomic about having to relearn how to type because all the keys aren't where they've always been.