Quest for a perfect keyboard

I like keyboards. For most people keyboards are merely input devices, not worth second thought. And they are right. In most cases people do not need to worry too much about a keyboard. Keyboards are ubiquitous, standardised, straightforward to use. They are provided in every workspace and even the simplest, cheapest one gets the job done. Why one would try to improve something that is good enough? Well, sometimes good enough is not good enough for every task, and some people could benefit from upgrading certain pieces of hardware they use on a daily basis. It is hardly needed to upgrade a keyboard for a person who uses their desk only occasionally, maybe writing a few emails. But if your job requires long hours of staring at computer screen and writing significant amount of text, a generic keyboard might not be the most optimal solution in terms of both ergonomics and productivity. Choosing a keyboard is a matter of personal preference. As far as I have observed, there are two camps:…

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