Or send lots of hate mail to the developers that are refusing to support it...DPDarkPrimus wrote:
You could download and map popular key configurations for games... and not have to spend time reading the list in menu to learn what everything does.
You know you want it (the greatest keyboard in the world)
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Or displays porn on the keys instead of their normal icons. 
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Wait, you guys actually look at your keys while typing/playing?
Granted, while I was learning some new team binds for JKA, I did tape some paper labels onto my keyboard for convenience but still.
Pretty, but ultimately unnecessary. If you're using a specialty keyboard for some app like Photoshop you're going to have to learn that layout anyway, and when you do, you won't need the displays. Likewise with region specific keyboards other than qwerty.
One of my old keyboards is so worn that half the letters are rubbed off (and the key surfaces smooth). I hate to see what happens when too much pounding causes one or more of those keys to break, or worse, spilled coffee! And what about screen burn in?
Looks cool, but ultimately a waste of money. Oohhh ahhh factor aside.
Sure I could see this as some kind of "all in one" public workstation thing though (even though most public computers are used for just web surfing/email or word processing), and I'm sure Bill Gates will have one, but not practical to mass produce for the average consumer.
Granted, while I was learning some new team binds for JKA, I did tape some paper labels onto my keyboard for convenience but still.
Pretty, but ultimately unnecessary. If you're using a specialty keyboard for some app like Photoshop you're going to have to learn that layout anyway, and when you do, you won't need the displays. Likewise with region specific keyboards other than qwerty.
One of my old keyboards is so worn that half the letters are rubbed off (and the key surfaces smooth). I hate to see what happens when too much pounding causes one or more of those keys to break, or worse, spilled coffee! And what about screen burn in?
Looks cool, but ultimately a waste of money. Oohhh ahhh factor aside.
Sure I could see this as some kind of "all in one" public workstation thing though (even though most public computers are used for just web surfing/email or word processing), and I'm sure Bill Gates will have one, but not practical to mass produce for the average consumer.