Sorry for the late reply, I should be getting the boards sometime tomorrow or the day after. I don't have a nice camera at the moment but I can certainly do a quick teardown.
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Thanks for that HHKB report, now we need a comparison to the regular non-BT versionface wrote: Finally got my HHKB Pro BT. Funny customs guy wanted to know why the heck I would pay that shitload of money for a keyboard. Had to fudge a story... "Yeah, japanese quality you know... got RSI, that's, äh, never mind, got some malady of playing to much piano and with this keyboard you can write with nearly no fatique at all..." Him: "Ah..." Me: "And it has bluetooth!" Him: "Ah, cool!"
Better than paying such a amout for rims, right?
Nice, that's really unique and cool! Do post more pics if you have them
Thanks. It's a clueboard. I'm still not sold on getting the alu case from MD thus this will be its case for a while.
I think keyboards should fall under a 0% customs charge EU-wide. In Sweden, however, we have to pay a €11 euro customs charge for having the customs office looking at our parcels, which I find a little ridiculous, but hey. Also 19% VAT is not so bad. Try 25.face wrote: Rubber domes it is. But it is heavenly to type on, it's a totally other keyboard than the cheap rubberdomes you can get everwhere.
I paid what you would expect. You'll have to pay the 19% extra at customs but nothing else, there seems to be no extra percentage on keyboards. Pretty pricey, but you only live once.
I'm really liking your Clueboard, I have been thinking about getting an Alps one for a little while now. Where did you get your corkboard case?
Ouch, that doesn't seem very consumer-friendly. 25% is harsh...Khers wrote:I think keyboards should fall under a 0% customs charge EU-wide. In Sweden, however, we have to pay a €11 euro customs charge for having the customs office looking at our parcels, which I find a little ridiculous, but hey. Also 19% VAT is not so bad. Try 25.face wrote: Rubber domes it is. But it is heavenly to type on, it's a totally other keyboard than the cheap rubberdomes you can get everwhere.
I paid what you would expect. You'll have to pay the 19% extra at customs but nothing else, there seems to be no extra percentage on keyboards. Pretty pricey, but you only live once.
Thanks. Its from a corkboard that's around 1cm thick. Used a plain office cutter, ruler and some sand paper and thats about it. For the base just had to extend the blade as far as it goes so it bends then you can slice the board till you have the desired depth for the pcb placement.
Agree man. Same thought exactly on the insert key.
Yeah... I know... they are the cancer of concert tickets.
Then you might have to hang out at GH with the Korean clack masters.derzemel wrote:Yeah... I know... they are the cancer of concert tickets.
yeah, it's my work daily driver and I love it a lot. I wish I could find a red, orange and green Esc and Enter keys for it, and some blank artisans for the arrows, insert and delete, and a red windowed Caps Lock, and a set of full gray dyesub alphas (like the ones on the black model), and.......