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Google Japan Created One Of The Strangest Keyboards Ever, And We're Dying To Try It

Google Japan created an assembly line-inspired keyboard you can use with one hand.

Tarun Mottlia

Via Engadget

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Google Japan Created One Of The Strangest Keyboards Ever, And We're Dying To Try It
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A keyboard that brings the keys to your fingers and brings the ambience of an assembly line to your desk.

Have you ever wished you could combine a mechanical keyboard with the efficiency of a factory production line? If not, you lack the vision of Google Japan, which recently made waves when it showed off a conveyor belt keyboard. The device looks like a Frankensteinian combination of an office keyboard and a treadmill, and an automated translation of the Japanese…

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