deskthority

Well now that the plandemic has come to an end and nuclear war is finally upon us, do you have plans for another batch during these trying times? If so, put me on that list!
I need a keyboard capable of surviving the holocaust and/or fend off cannibals during the coming blackout. Maybe you could ...

Ok then, I will give it a try, and get back to you in case I find enough people.
I'd do a groupbuy thread as well, but I still lack permission for now, and I'm not entirely sure if it qualifies as one.



While the theoretical minimum latency of a BT connection is only 7.5ms (for Apple host ...

Well, I suppose I could do that, but I usually don't take feature requests as long as I cannot find at least 10 people that will find it useful. Spending a lot of time on implementing a feature that is only really useful to one person is out of the question (unless I'm the one person considering ...

I figured as much, but thanks for clarifying. I'm aware about DOS & USB, which is why I asked this question in the first place, naively assuming that PS/2 support is still a thing with keyboards (since a lot of contemporary motherboards still have the port).

@Jörn
Would a version of your controller ...

Sorry, severe misconceptions on my part. I'll make my question more specific:

I would like to use the Model M wirelessly with an old DOS PC that offers only the PS/2 port & protocol for connecting the keyboard, and I was wondering about whether I could make this work by using the BT-USB dongle ...

Hello Jörn!

I have a question about the Bluetooth-USB bridge.
Would it be possible to use your BT-USB bridge with an additional 'USB to PS/2' Adapter (when using the bridge as a stand-alone BT host)?

I also have a feature request, if you would consider it.
I'm looking for something in the vein of ...

Hi Ellipse,
I'm already on order for two of your reproduction Model F keyboards.
Maybe it's a bit too early to ask that question, but do you have any plans for the future with regards to capacative buckling springs? Anything beyond these reproduction runs for the F62 & F77, like, for example, a ...