Edit: Ergodex DX1

[Nebben]

I saw something on it in a magazine while I was at a bookstore earlier today, but I've forgotten the name of it. I know it was _ _ 1. Two letters, and the number 1.

But I can't find it on Logitech's website. I'm 99% sure it was a Logitech product, but I could be wrong.

It was a mat that had adhesive keys that you could place anywhere you liked, and then program via software. Basically a completely customizable ergonomic keyboard.

Edit: I found it. Not a Logitech product, it's made by Ergodex.

 

[tami]

are you trying to confuse yourself and others?

 

[Nebben]

No.

...

 

[ElFenix]

virtual keyboard > all

 

[Nebben]

Ergodex DX1

I found it, after many random letter combination attempts. I guess it has nothing to do with Logitech. Maybe the name similarities got me, who knows.

Anyway, it's a pretty interesting idea. Not sure it's worth the cost (~$150 according to the review I saw in PC Gamer) but cool nonetheless.

 

[EyeMWing]

It has 25 keys. By my count, that's not enough for the alphabet. Failure.

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: EyeMWing
It has 25 keys. By my count, that's not enough for the alphabet. Failure.

yeah wtf?

of course, a court reporter manages to get every word with like 15 keys

 

[Nebben]

It's not intended for typing... it's a gaming device.

Sure, you could set it up for your normal everyday typing uses, but why?