deskthority

This has 20g actuation. It does not use MX switches.
I think it uses membrane switches:

http://www.fentek-ind.com/split_magic.htm#.UgLiONJO8b8



Also, Kinesis says they _might_ have a MX switch version of the Freestyle coming out
in a few months, but so far that's just talk.

For lower-force actuation Tom Tyler's MX switch spring surgery method is an option if you can easily open the switch covers to get to the springs & stems (usually with pcb-mounted switches without LEDs). MX Black or Red stems work best for this because of the lack of a tactile bump. (A tactile bump ...

Did anybodey successfully remove the rub-rub feature of the reds and other modern Cherry switches (without the need to type the switches in)? tim tyler did And it probably wasn't clear, but I've seen his site some time ago; guy went nuts with switches then nothing afaik. So I was asking about this ...

PS2 is even less supported... lol. Our chip doesn't have hardware support for it, so we'd have to bit-bang the protocol over separate pins and tie those to the USB pins... non-trivial (and possibly messy) firmware extension, irritating hardware mod... :/ OK, I see. (I was thinking about Soarer's co...

ic07 wrote:No. It's currently 6 keys + 8 modifiers. But it may in the future, not sure yet.

How about full NKRO over PS/2?

I see this decision as: small size -- vrs -- arrow keys & hi bit characters I really like the small size of the TKL. I also like the functionality of having arrow keys. And I sometimes use arrow keys at the same time as the numpad, so I need them to be functionally separated. I also must sometimes g...

Oh Keyboard Oracle, please enlighten me. Is there a keyboard with Cherry MX PCB-mounted Red or Brown switches that has full NKRO (or at least 18NKRO) over USB? (It will be used on a computer without a ps2 port.) I really need at least 18NKRO. I looked at the Nopoo Choc, but it is plate-mounted and I...