Gadgetory

hello Adam hello again empty fastest route found to earlybird cafe you and me we're busy people and being busy means checking your phone even when you're not supposed to even when you're on the road but now there's navigate hold on I gotta get this Casey talk to me hey Adam quick reminder first thing today is that coffee with Connie and Greg at the earlybird already on my way she was brilliant about navdy is the faster route phone automatically rerouting to save ten minutes perfect never been this way before I'm going to switch to Navi - see what's so brilliant about Navitus its display is focused in the distance so your eyes are never off the road it's also forty times brighter than your smartphone it dims automatically so it's easy to see day or night in fact it worked sorry gotta take this one - Greg and I actually want to do bars Cafe add-on 60 - smiley face Oh awesome luckily Royce is one of my favorites Navi uses Google Maps and built-in offline maps so you'll never get lost like out here in the desert and it's connected to your car which means that one gas rerouting - nearest gas station text Connie be there in 15 you have arrived thanks Navi see you soon you hi my name is Brian min and for those of us who truly enjoy the tactile act of typing I want to show you a project that is guaranteed to bring back a bit of fun and excitement back to your desktop computing experience you know as a game developer I spent a lot of time on my computer typing a lot so I thought I want more out of this device that I use everyday to connect with everyone that's important in my life now I've been fascinated with vintage typewriters for some time and I gotta say they are just beautiful on the other hand I've been completely obsessed with modern mechanical keyboards mechanical keyboards feature individual switches and will give you the kind of tactile feedback that will make you smile so I thought if I could somehow merge the two now that will be fun and beautiful it all started with an old discarded keyboard in my garage all the way to modding a very popular off-the-shelf gaming keyboard eventually I built an entirely conceptual keyboard combining elements from a real typewriter for the modern mechanical keyboard finally that prototype resulted in a brand new hybrid mechanical keyboard that is both fun to type on and beautiful to look at so now I present to you the quirky writer the quirky rider is an 84 key USB typewriter inspired mechanical keyboard it's fun to type on and beautiful to look at it's even got a place to stand your favorite tablet the return bar is cosmetic but I plan on enabling additional functionalities depending upon the success of our crowdfunding including Bluetooth and wireless capabilities so this is where I'm in the project I need to raise enough funds for a final iteration and engineering pass on the production prototype tooling costs four key caps in the frame and the final assembly this is where you the backers come in we can partner together to see this project come to life you