Apple is exploring the possibility of integrating a fully functioning Mac within a keyboard, reminiscent of home computers of the 80s, such as the Commodore 64 and Sinclair ZX Spectrum.

Outside of the key mechanisms themselves, the components of a mechanical keyboard are largely similar to those of a dome-switch one. The "key" difference is how the keycaps are actuated.

Linear switches have straight “legs” on the sliders that allow for a smooth and consistent key press. Because of this, they have no bump and will be faster to type on, but they won’t have a ...

We won’t go into all the terms, but here are the most universal components that make up the anatomy of each keyboard: Case : The keyboard case is pretty simple. It’s the outermost shell that ...

The case is the body of your mechanical keyboard, and it holds the switches and other electronic components. As we mentioned before, you can buy one or you can 3D print your own.

When you hit the keys, the domes go down. This is the switch that makes the keys go. Each of these keys are usually surrounded by a framework of plastic—more on that in a second—but it's the ...

The Drop Sense75 is a 75 percent gasket-mount mechanical keyboard with a volume knob. But at $350, it’s a little too expensive to recommend to most people.

If you order the keyboard, trackpad, stands for each and large desk pad, you’re forking over $1,084. (Cue spit take.) Like a luxury watch or car, the Nuio Flow system asks you to care enough ...

1. Check there’s power. If all of the keys on your wired keyboard don’t work the first thing to check is that it is correctly plugged into your Mac.

The mechanical keyboard is one of the Aorus 17X's highlights. Lori Grunin/CNET. Gigabyte's impressive Aorus 17 line of gaming laptops distinguishes itself from a lot of competitors with the ...