Each keycap features a custom blur treatment that gives the board an out-of-focus, glitched-out appearance—like a paused ...

The Model F Ultra Compact is a hardcore buckling spring keyboard for nostalgic enthusiasts. For fans of the classic IBM keyboard, it's like reuniting with an old friend.

The smallest models are priced at $355, and larger ones are $450—a lot, but the original Model F cost $350 in the early 80s. With inflation, that's over $800. By that measure, the New Model F is ...

But IBM’s ’80s keyboard didn’t use modern mechanical switches. It used buckling springs over a membrane sheet that made keys feel heavier to push than the keys on the preceding Model F ...

Keeping the B in IBM in mind, as well as the fact that back in the 1980s (when the keyboard was designed) PCs could barely produce a beep or two, the Model M doesn't have any media keys.

It’s now a must have—and with the Das Professional Model S Quiet you don’t have to choose between an awesome keyboard and not annoying your coworkers (though some consider that a benefit).

Fujitsu introduces new Happy Hacking Keyboard (HHKB) models including a Bluetooth enabled model, as well as HHKB branded accessories for avid HHKB fans. The HHKB was developed by programmers for ...

The new Magic Keyboard is backwards compatible with both of Apple's 2018 iPad Pro models, the ‌iPad Pro‌ 12.9-inch (3rd generation) and the ‌iPad Pro‌ 11-inch (1st generation), Apple has ...