• Nautically inspired Datamancer “The Seafarer” keyboard sports metallic gold keys

    • If computers existed in the good old colonial age, here’s probably what seafarers would use to punch in data! A keyboard that we think would fit right into a sixteenth century ship; this Datamancer keyboard called The Seafarer is nautically-themed and sports a worn-out weather beaten look. Packing a gold foil map faceplate with thick acrylic for protection and spiral cut rods with gold metallic keys engraved to perfection; this keyboard is unlike any we’ve seen before and is charming enough to interest colonial pirates!
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    Posted in Topics:Computing, , on June 19, 2012 by gavril

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