Boston- and San Francisco-based Mode Designs may not be a mainstream brand, but the company has made quite a name for itself in the mechanical keyboard world in recent years. The company's previous ...

LONDON Eleksen is to license reference designs of its Bluetooth smart fabric keyboard for smartphones, PDAs and handheld devices. The reference designs are suitable for OEMs and ODMs who are ...

Learn about mechanical and membrane keyboard options to know the real performance differences and choose the best keyboard ...

Early pricing starts at $399 for the Clicks compact phone and $79 for the keyboard, allowing you to add extra storage, power ...

The ASUS ROG Falcata is a unique, ultra-premium wireless gaming keyboard with hardcore specs and a controversial split design ...

The ROG Falcata is a split keyboard with magnetic switches for competitive gamers. The keyboard has an innovative design for more mouse room and ergonomic typing angles. Asus includes ROG HFX V2 ...

The beautiful white Snow HHKB keyboard offers the next evolution in original minimalist design and Topre key switches while integrating key technological advances based on customer feedback SUNNYVALE, ...

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Known for its high-end custom mechanical keyboards, Mode Designs is now gearing up to launch the “Sonnet,” a new luxury custom keyboard design. Designed to elevate any workspace and introduce joy into ...

Apple today agreed to a $50 million settlement stemming from a lawsuit regarding the MacBook Pro's much-maligned butterfly keyboard design. The class-action lawsuit was initiated because Apple's ...

From the time we spent with Apple's just-announced 16-inch MacBook Pro, it was obvious that the shallow, unreliable butterfly keyboard design was out and scissor switches were back in. (It didn't hurt ...

The MacBook butterfly keyboard could be horribly frustrating. But now it’s gone. Mostly. Photo illustration: Graham Bower/Cult of Mac MacBook buyers, your long nightmare is over. It’s now safe to buy ...