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Steampunkergonomics

By Rain Noe - January 26, 2009

It's a shame about the crappy photography, but Datamancer's impressive keyboard mod--turning an IBM Model M Ergo keyboard, above, into what you see below--brings ergonomic comfort to steampunk typists. Loving the velvet wrist-rest!

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oh my, that's amazing. I think I'd be a lot more excited about all the various gadgets on the market right now if the manufacturers made some of them sumptuous, rather than always sleek.
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