Read more.The bluetooth keyboard for tree huggers?
Read more.The bluetooth keyboard for tree huggers?
Thats a Apple wireless keyboard with some bamboo stuck on it, you can even see the original keys under the bamboo ones :/
Hmm - built-in obsolescence, so you have to get a new one each year. Sure that'll go down well with shareholders.
Or you could sell substandard ones as "iType (Masochist Edition)"
Yes, I know I'm not taking this seriously... Think I'll be sticking with my ole Logitech K800 for the time being. (expensive, but excellent to type on)
Is this April 1st? Even if it is 92% Bamboo the keys make it look like a veneer out of a cheap mid 80's Rover...
well i like it
Aimed towards Mac users huh. Those guys will buy anything
Platinum (28-03-2012)
Is there a platic shortage I should know about?These ASUS notebooks were only a small percentage bamboo but apparently reduced platic usage by about 15 per cent.
[GSV]Trig (28-03-2012)
Well it won't last forever and isn't very biodegradable. A few bamboo keyboards aren't going change that but anything that tries alternative construction materials is a good thing IMO.
I'd like a bluetooth keyboard for my galaxy note but Mac focused and $99 - No thanks...
Brain auto-correct FTW.
I grow bamboo in the garden. I think it's a lovely material and resource. It's one of the fastest growing things on the planet. I'm not to convinced about on my desk though.
It would look great on my wooden desk, sure.
....but what about the mouse? You can't make a keyboard and not a matching mouse.....
+1 for the splinter thoughts too.
8% remaining for the PCB, the keys, cable and various other gubbins. Having recently dismantled a generic HP keyboard I'm struggling to see how this is even possible.
92% by weight maybe?
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