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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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 ...

What used to cost hundreds and require all kinds of know-how is now shockingly affordable and accessible.

The Raspberry Pi 500+ is an upgrade to the Raspberry Pi 500 keyboard PC, getting a mechanical keyboard with RGB LED lighting, a 256GB NVMe SSD, and 16GB ...

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 ...

The right computer keyboard can make a big difference to how you work or play. Whether you’re typing reports, programming with complex macros or spending hours on a mechanical gaming keyboard, the ...

A simple experiment can tell you whether an ergonomic keyboard could be more comfortable for you: With your elbows hugged into your sides, bring your thumbs to touch in front of you. Now angle your ...

Mechanical Keyboard Size Guide from Smallest to Largest Chapters: 0-00-0:25 Intro 0:26-1:25 Macropad 1:27-2:02 Numpad 2:03-3:55 40% 3:56-5:16 60% 5:15-6:18 65% 6:19-6:50 75% 6:50-7:59 tkl or 80% ...

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 ...