Datahand. an expensive alternative to the nostromo

[MaltheMM]

i just found this ('http://www.datahand.com/products/default.htm') doing some random searches



the Pro II version will "only" set you back about 1.000$



I'm to poor to look through the site

[lans83]

will it pay my bills and feed my pets for me too? if so, i'd say that be a sound investment. if not, i think i'll use that $1k on something else

[MaltheMM]

It's a pretty cool nostromo replacement. but the price ... ... the price ... ... well it's what i earn in 6 weeks(if i work 72 hours per week(which i don't))





if i had the money ... just to say that i own it

[elsegundo]

i had a friend that worked on a similar type of keyboard for school. i never got to test it, but it looks almost identical. the idea is to keep the fingers in thes same place and use up/down/left/right/press movements to type. i always wondered why they never became popular. perhaps the 1k pricetag was the culprit.

[MaltheMM]

I always wondered why they never became popular. perhaps the 1k pricetag was the culprit.you may be on to something

[Sajuuk]

For that price I'd just build another computer.

[Khatovar]

Looks pretty freekin' uncomfortable to use, IMO. Almost like it was designed to snap off my nails and strain my fingers.

[elsegundo]

Looks pretty freekin' uncomfortable to use, IMO. Almost like it was designed to snap off my nails and strain my fingers.im willing to bet it was designed by men.

[Nisch]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rzFqEqzhmA