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They are extremely light. I make a lot of mistakes while typing by just brushing my fingers along the caps, so I would advise either setting the actuation point deeper, so going for some stiffer springs. Other than that, and the lack of a numpad, it types very nicely :) .

Thanks, I'll give it a ...

That was nice timing - been considering the Wooting this weekend.
Beyond it's smoothness, how does it feel for typing alone?
Currently using a Novatouch, but getting a wee bit tired of the rattle, and I've gotten allergic to the ping from my MX Blue (but otherwise like both of them for entirely ...

I've never tried it, but there is a Bluetooth adapter for the keyboard:
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msu ... .286867300

7bit wrote: Looks like Hawaii!

I hope you're not sending my package to Hawaii!

I've been lurking around for a Novatouch for a long time, but always wanted a different case - so this sound like something right up my alley!

Will you have any preliminary renders to show? Would love a case with a cleaner aesthetic than the current plastic one (i.e. get rid of those 45 degree ...

I'm in Norway. There's probably some way of getting the UK VAT back when it's for export, but I'm guessing that would require lots of paper work, which probably doesn't make much sense for something like this (and possibly might only be possible if you're a business). The other option is to mark it ...

GBP 69 for a bare TKL seems a pretty great price! For those of us in Europe, but not in the EU - is there any way to avoid having to pay double VAT (first in the UK, and then in country of destination)?

Give AutoHotKey a go. It's very easy to set up key combinations.
To assign i.e. ñ to AltGr+N open up a text editor, type in:
^!n::
Send ñ

Save it as an .ahk file and double-click on it (after you've installed AutoHotKey).

What Muirium suggests is also available, but only on the on-screen keyboard ...

I might be completely wrong, but isn't postbox a rebranded thunderbird?

It is based on Thunderbird - true, but if the interface is to your liking it's certainly not a waste of money. Never had an issue with performance running on my desktop or my old laptop (new laptop is hi-dpi so it stays off ...

What email client you people use?

I'd like something slim, fast and able to handle multiple accounts. Mailbird is very nice but it doesn't have an unified inbox. Thunderbird is a hog, anchored to 1995 concept of email :P

Postbox is pretty decent. Been using it for the last 4 years or so after ...

Thank god you didn't add ISO to the new colors, puuuih! For moment there I thought my order might become even more insane than it already is.

I've got one MX Brown keyboard, and one blue - and the dilemmas you state still persist. I enjoy far more to type on the blue, but as you said, the noise makes it less versatile - so the brown remain my main keyboard for now. If I'm in a video conference, I can type almost silently on the browns if ...

I was holding out with my final payment to see if the whites would make it or not. Is it ok to wait for the conclusion of the whites before paying the last bit (which is pretty much only for whites)?

Don't bail on me now... They all jumped off the black I wanted so was 125 for alpha kit with alphas... So going for the red instead, if that goes up, someone needs to die :evilgeek: :cry:

I'll hold on a little bit longer - see if it's going the right way, but over NOK 500 for the just the red ...

Is INTER/RED seeing any improvement?
Been holding out till the end to see if the price would improve, but at USD85 for red alphas (ALPHAINT/RED + INTER/RED) I think I'll bail out on that one.

Could always jump over to black, but that's looking even worse : )

I've got HONEY/ALPHAINT/RED and HONEY/INTER/RED (on the endangered list) - if you decide to remove the later (or it becomes excessively expensive) will I be able to remove the first at that point?
One wouldn't be much use for me without the other.

Hehe, not going to be easy is it?! I didn't figure on using thumbs for the cursors : )
The tests I did was with t-shape on a Filco (which was why it surprised me, that I didn't prefer the same row for left,right and down). Three middle fingers resting on them, switching the middle finger between up ...

Took pictures of my Round 4 caps (using alpha keys as substitutes) in profile so you can get an idea how your fingers would rest on the up/down keys with the different options.

http://i.imgur.com/tnx2Pta.jpg

Then tested the feel of them - surprisingly (to me at least) option 7 was by far the ...

- The 1.5 units *' key has been added because someone wanted it a very long time ago. I can throw it out if nobody uses DK, SE or NO layout on an ANSI-keyboard.


I thought that was a brilliant move, didn't expect to be able to do Norwegian layout (apart from <>) on an ANSI board. I'd say, leave ...

Seriously nice and practical design on your case, looks like the keyboard nuts perfect companion for the Surface Pro : )

As if it was made for the Indy : )

Nothing exotic I'm afraid, just a regular Filco without the top cover : )
and Norwegian layout (apart from the <, key substituting for the <> key).

Wohoo, I got mine today! Didn't even know it was shipped : )

http://i.imgur.com/SOBvjfQ.jpg
... and with perfectly aligned ISO SHIF T!

http://i.imgur.com/IkwEw1s.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/5mR7fo2.jpg

The sound is very different from the standard Filco ones, was CLACK-CLACK, now is more THOCK ...

Just to reconfirm, best case scenario (if we reach 50+ orders), the ISO kit alone would end up at around $100 right?

For me the total would look something like this (other countries might have slightly lower taxes/fees):
Full TKL ANSI: $70 (keys) + $30 (expenses/shipping) + $20 (taxes) + $20 ...

I'm very much up for ordering, but I've been on the fence waiting to see how it worked out with the ISO language pack. Are you saying that it won't happen Matt3o? I'm guessing there are more like me who have been waiting, so perhaps we should just go ahead and order, and perhaps we will make it to ...

m (no µ) - I see a lot of the online layouts are listed with this one, but I have never seen an actual physical keyboard that has it, and there is at least no reaction with Alt Gr and M in Windows.
This is just wrong...

Would be useful if you could shed some more light on the issue instead of ...

I'd say that would be acceptable, even if it's a bit on the expensive side.
Optimally you might want to split them in two or something? But again, like you say, perhaps that will be just as expensive since we won't get enough volume.

Checked through your list above of NO - only correction is
<> ( no \)
m (no µ) - I see a lot of the online layouts are listed with this one, but I have never seen an actual physical keyboard that has it, and there is at least no reaction with Alt Gr and M in Windows.

... and NO (as in Norway) - combined in one pack with other languages sounds fine. I'd guess the volume would partly offset the cost of extra keys.

Looks very nice - and the numpad seems to have dimensions that would make it fit nicely with normal TKL. Seems they went with a glossy surface on the numpad though, vs. the matte on the keyboard... but maybe that's a nice contrast.