At least I'm assuming that's why you would want a leather keyboard. Especially one wthout letters on it. While I appreciate the feel and quality of a fine leather portfolio, can't say that this really evokes the same sort of feeling.
An ode to Japanese simplicity or utter stupidity? What do you say?
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how's about simplistic stupidity, eh? eh?
It's beautiful. Didn't anybody else have one of those typing teachers who sanded all the letters off the keys?
I'm a transcriptionist by trade, so no letters is fine by me. And typing on leather sounds a lot nicer than typing on plastic. I want one!
The blank keys idea may be adopted from Das Keyboard:
http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/input/8396/
it seems to be overkill to me... wouldn't you have to build a regular keyboard, then glue on leather bits on top of it?
matchbook, your reasons are sound and i never thought about the typing teachers and transcriptionists of the world! :)
now, i'd be fine in the QWERTY department, but i wouldn't remember where CTRL and {}[] and the F5 (refresh!) buttons are. would you? really?
i'm impressed in advance :)
Ctrl I could do. Brackets definitely. Finding F5 might be harder. And I would need one with a 10-key number pad. But I still want leather keys!