Qwerkywriter: Typewriter-Inspired Mechanical Keyboard

Re:Qwerkywriter: Typewriter-Inspired Mechanical Keyboard by Frenchgeek on Wednesday September 16, 2015 @07:23AM (#10225824)

So, it's a run of the mill wireless keyboard with typewriter-ish keys glued on it ...

And the carriage return lever seems to be only for show, it would have been nicer if it actually was a return key...

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Re:Qwerkywriter: Typewriter-Inspired Mechanical Keyboard by Luc on Wednesday September 16, 2015 @07:43AM (#10225880)

"Qwerkywriter's Return Bar functions as an ENTER key by default. But it's also programmable, remembering up to 5 characters."

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Re:Qwerkywriter: Typewriter-Inspired Mechanical Keyboard by scholia on Wednesday September 16, 2015 @07:33AM (#10225855)

Which run of the mill wireless keyboards have mechanical key switches?

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Re:Qwerkywriter: Typewriter-Inspired Mechanical Keyboard by kybernetyk on Wednesday September 16, 2015 @08:08AM (#10225968)

There are quiet a few. For example Matias offers wireless models with Alps key switches. Filco has bluetooth models with Cherry MX switches.

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Re:Qwerkywriter: Typewriter-Inspired Mechanical Keyboard by yellowapple on Wednesday September 16, 2015 @04:09PM (#10229476)

I think the point of the parent comment was that mechanical keyboards (except for maybe the junk Razer sells) aren't considered to be "run-of-the-mill" compared to the millions (if not billions) of rubber-domes floating around, and a wireless mechanical keyboard would be particularly far outside the "run-of-the-mill" classification.

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