You can buy all kinds of keyboards these days, from basic big-brand stuff to obscure mechanical delicacies from small-time builders. Or, you can go the maker route, and build your own.

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Still, a good-quality set of stabilizers, properly installed and lubricated, is probably the best upgrade you can make to a mechanical keyboard in spite of tariffs. The duty paid on a $20–30 item ...

The keyboard isn’t the only thing that gets an upgrade. The Raspberry Pi 5 guts inside come pre-loaded with 16GB of RAM (the maximum available thus far) and a 256GB NVMe SSD, which looks like it can ...

Cherry XTRFY's latest high-end wireless mechanical keyboard, the MX 10.1, with an array of cool features is finally available ...

Less than a year after it shipped its Pi 500 “computer in a keyboard,” Raspberry Pi is back with a more polished and premium version. The Raspberry Pi 500+ costs $200 and includes a mechanical ...

The Welder keyboard is a mechanical keyboard with RGB backlit keys and a special feature – a built-in 12.8 inch touchscreen display that makes this input device look more like a widescreen laptop than ...

If you've been looking for a new mechanical keyboard with a little flair that isn't going to hurt your wallet, the EPOMAKER RT 100 should be one to look out for. The brand dubs this keyboard as having ...

Large keys with stabilizers, such as the Spacebar, Enter, Backspace, and Shift, are the most popular to swap because the feel and sound change drastically depending on the switch. The spacebar, in ...