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ubergizmo.com - 1/13/2009

Klingon Keyboard The Way To Go

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Star Trek fans will definitely find this £43.99 Klingon keyboard to be a hoot to own, as the keycaps feature characters from the Klingon language. It can be attached to your computer via PS/2, although the choice of not including USB connectivity makes us scratch our heads. At least ...

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cherrykeyboardsrus.co.uk - 1/13/2009

Klingon Language Specialist Keyboards from Cherry Keyboards 'R' Us

— cherrykeyboardsrus.co.uk — Klingon Language Wired Standard Keyboard - £43.99 inc VAT Cherry Keyboards Specialist Keyboards Klingon Language Klingon Language... Wired Standard Keyboard - £43.99 inc VAT click here to enlarge this image This exclusive Klingon language keyboard is ... (more) Klingon Language Specialist Keyboards from Cherry ...

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gadgets.boingboing.net - 1/13/2009

Today is a good day to type...with a Klingon keyboard - Boing Boing Gadgets

— gadgets.boingboing.net — klingon_keyboard.jpg Cherry sells this keyboard with Klingon keycaps, perfect for transcribing the works of Shakespeare in their... original language. Like the most robust battle keyboards, it attaches to your console via the hardened PS/2 interface. ... (more) Today is a good day to type...with a Klingon keyboard ...

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blosmo.com - 1/19/2009

Apple Keyboard Concept

— blosmo.com — New-keyboard I've been planning this for a while now, and I've finally finished. My Apple keyboard concept... turned out pretty well. It adds an induction charge and sync on the right hand side for an iPhone or iPod and six programable OLED keys much ... (more) Apple Keyboard Concept

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Klingon Keyboard: for serious Trekkies only
DVICE Atom Feed — ... on it, that's what! Not only does this keyboard let you type in a made-up language, but it also connects with a PS/2 cable, something no current computers use. So to recap: if you're a super nerd with an old computer and you want to type in Klingon, this is for you. For the other 99.99999999% of the world, we'll stick to regular keyboards. And for those who need their Klingon fix now and then, stick to online Klingon translators. Boing Boing Gadgets, via Ubergizmo