Zerowriter Ink is an open source word processor with an E Ink display and a mechanical keyboard
Zerowriter Ink is an open source word processor with an E Ink display and a mechanical keyboard
Zerowriter Ink is an open source word processor with an E Ink display and a mechanical keyboard (crowdfunding)
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Update: The campaign is out, $200!
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Imagine having a word processor without letters on the keys.
(Only partially kidding)
24 0 ReplyLOL at least you can get your own fancy keycap set 😅 I wonder if the launch versions will offer labels
10 0 ReplyThat's not an uncommon thing, actually. One of the most famous mechanical keyboards, the Das Keyboard, was by default glyph-less.
10 0 ReplyAmd o stoll jsve pne tp thos dau!
6 0 ReplyWell duh, why would I want Egyptian hieroglyphs on my keyboard??? /s
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Don't even have to imagine. IBM made those into the early 90s. My family had one
6 0 ReplyI guess letters are a distraction.
5 0 ReplyColors are also distraction!
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I thought the keys were E-ink too, so you can show any letter, image or disable them. I kinda wish I had such a keyboard with programmable E-ink; I mean my entire keyboard, not a fancy extra thing.
5 0 ReplyWow, that is dumb.
4 0 ReplyNot if you already don't look at the keyboard while typing, plus you use multiple layouts
4 0 ReplyI mean, I generally don't, but I still find myself having to look sometimes.
With this, you couldn't even if you wanted to.
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None of my keyboards do and I don't use qwerty so it's also funny when someone else tries to use my PC and fails miserably
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