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attheicearcade Posts: 57 Joined: 06 Oct 2015, 19:08 Location: UK DT Pro Member: - Edit: picture for thumbnail Original post: Before I start this post, let me say I am not an electronics engineer. As such any information in this thread is potentially wrong. Also this is my first post here, sorry if I have missed something out. Background Since receiving a HHKB I have wanted to reverse engineer the

Signature Plastics PBT colour table. The data for the wiki was sourced from Ian Prest's Keyboard Layout Editor. The colours were sampled from colour chips using an X-Rite ColorMunki photospectrometer, and converted to sRGB (D65) using the formulas on Bruce Lindbloom's website. The representations you see here will only be accurate if your monitor is properly calibrated to display sRGB colours. Als

The Deskthority wiki is dedicated to mechanical keyboards, mice and other human interface devices. The main focus is everything regarding quality (mechanical) keyboards. In the nature of a wiki, the content will be frequently and constantly under construction. Want to share your knowledge and help us create the best input device wiki? This wiki is part of the Deskthority forum - sign in with your

This is an overview of legendary Lisp keyboards. If you know of any more, please add to the list. I have a couple myself (including the prototype below) but not the first two (I would give a $250 bounty for the golden tip, excluding the keyboard itself!) EDIT: I now have some Space Cadet guts! The Space-cadet keyboard From Wikipedia: The space-cadet keyboard is a keyboard used on MIT Lisp machines