Leopold's 66key keyboard and tenkey
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- Topre Enthusiast
- Location: Australia
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Will 2013 be the year of the minimalist navigation cluster?
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- Location: Utrecht, Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Ergo Clear MX11800, Ducky 1087XM
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Also a pretty nice numpad
- Ekaros
- Location: Finland,
- Main keyboard: FILCO MAJESTOUCH 105 MX Brown SW/FI
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At some cases it's just new plate and key caps... Atleast Ducky is coming up with something. So there is hope as the demand increases.fossala wrote:I don't get why ISO is niche, all of Europe uses it and the JIS uses the same enter.dirge wrote:be nice if they had an iso option....
- Icarium
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: These fields just
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On the other hand I don't get the point of iso; my hands are symmetric so why isn't my keyboard?fossala wrote:I don't get why ISO is niche, all of Europe uses it and the JIS uses the same enter.dirge wrote:be nice if they had an iso option....
- Ekaros
- Location: Finland,
- Main keyboard: FILCO MAJESTOUCH 105 MX Brown SW/FI
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Because small backspaces are evil. All single character keys should be single space, just logical isn't it?Icarium wrote:On the other hand I don't get the point of iso; my hands are symmetric so why isn't my keyboard?fossala wrote:I don't get why ISO is niche, all of Europe uses it and the JIS uses the same enter.dirge wrote:be nice if they had an iso option....
- fruktstund
- Location: Sweden
- Main keyboard: HHKB Pro 2
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I personally don't find it that strange that they're not offering an ISO option, since Leopold's primary market is South Korea (aside from the few keyboards they sell to EliteKeyboards in the US). Can't be that many ISO users there, if any?
Of course they could expand their business by also selling ISO versions, but there probably is a reason they don't.
On the topic of the keyboard, I think it looks nice and all that, but I don't like the placement of Home, PgDown and so on. Sure, I do like that exact placement on my HHKB, but with the Fn key placement I think it would feel a bit straining, so to speak.
Of course they could expand their business by also selling ISO versions, but there probably is a reason they don't.
On the topic of the keyboard, I think it looks nice and all that, but I don't like the placement of Home, PgDown and so on. Sure, I do like that exact placement on my HHKB, but with the Fn key placement I think it would feel a bit straining, so to speak.
- sinis
- Location: Münster, Germany
- Main keyboard: Cherry G80-3850
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the thing is most keyboards dont even get to europe.
(imagine the guy on the beertable here)http://www.memecreator.org/template/dos-equis/
and when they do, they only come in one of the many possible varitations.
best example is the cm storm quickfire. in europe only with mx red. usa and stuff you can choose.
ps: i also find this layout too small. normal tkl is optimum.
(imagine the guy on the beertable here)http://www.memecreator.org/template/dos-equis/
and when they do, they only come in one of the many possible varitations.
best example is the cm storm quickfire. in europe only with mx red. usa and stuff you can choose.
ps: i also find this layout too small. normal tkl is optimum.
- kvad
- Location: Bergen, Norway
- Main keyboard: Filco Majestouch 2 TKL ISO
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Looks very nice - and the numpad seems to have dimensions that would make it fit nicely with normal TKL. Seems they went with a glossy surface on the numpad though, vs. the matte on the keyboard... but maybe that's a nice contrast.
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
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Ugly, lacks symmetry, random unused space. Right side should have been like Noppoo and such.
por favor webwit. the noppoo? dont get me started. i wanted something light. so its worth it. but it rattles and the stabilizer, ahh, the stabilizer. i can bend it with my pinky. and the right shift key it's all crooked as if i'd use it a lot.webwit wrote:Ugly, lacks symmetry, random unused space. Right side should have been like Noppoo and such.
- webwit
- Wild Duck
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The layout.
- Matias
- Location: Toronto, Canada
- Main keyboard: TOP SECRET unreleased prototype from Matias Labs
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Very nice looking keyboard.
The layout looks vaguely familiar. Where have I seen something like that before? Hmmm...
The layout looks vaguely familiar. Where have I seen something like that before? Hmmm...
yes. i agree.webwit wrote:The layout.
i know my reply didn't follow your comment. my apologies for that. i've been frustrated with the noppoo. that's all.
- Broadmonkey
- Fancy Rank
- Location: Denmark
- Main keyboard: Whitefox
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Asia and elitekeyboards (us). I don't think you will see it in EU.