KBP Experiments With Keyboard Designs, Vintage Key Caps On V60, V80 And V100 Models

[scolaner]

Keyboard Paradise (KBP) had a smattering of keyboards to show off at Computex 2016, including some experimental keyboards and new key cap options.

KBP Experiments With Keyboard Designs, Vintage Key Caps On V60, V80 And V100 Models : Read more

 

[-Fran-]

I really can't make a point for people to buy "gamer" keyboards without first getting a Nostromo/Razer Tartarus/Orbweaver/n52.

I love having a wireless keyboard that I can use from everywhere and just have my mouse and Orbweaver wired. It might be more stuff on your desk, but if you have the space (which is not *that* much), it's so nice to have both.

Cheers!

 

[Tony Casagrande]

So at around $79-$89 I can get an all-black, no frills, minimum bezel, full-size keyboard with Gateron switches and decent PBT caps?

My money, shut up and take it.

 

[velocityg4]

None of the keyboards really look vintage to me. I was thinking more like something I'd see on a 70s mainframe, IBM compatible, Apple II, &c.

 

[bananaforscale]

Hotblack Desiato would love that Carbon Black keyboard.

 

[AndrewJacksonZA]

I would *SO* not mind having a Miami keyboard.

 

[Hypersphere1]

KBP is a Taiwanese company, not a Chinese company. In any event, I have been following their products with great interest. They have done some adventurous things with their products, such as making keyboard versions with Matias and Gateron switches as well as the more conventional Cherry. I am very much looking forward to their completely programmable keyboard, which I hope will be a V60, and I hope there will ultimately be Matias and Gateron models that are completely programmable.