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Pretty much in the title... a wireless keyboard which gets it's transmitting energy from keys made out of (or at least connected to) piezo-electric crystals... picked up by a normal wireless receiver on the computer
Maybe even a differently tuned crystal for each key (if such a thing is possible),
picked up by a not-so-normal wireless receiver on the computer.
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So, if you were programming, you'd get more energy from using a strongly-typed language such as Java. |
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//...you'd get more energy from using a strongly-typed language...// |
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... or the fontsize could change depending on the strength of the signal... the ability to "yell" over the internet without using caps, or mumble incoherently. |
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yes. Build this and market it, then email me. good job |
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Keyboards without much travel tend to be really hard on people's hands. |
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Seems very bakeable to me. Perhaps a little pricey. |
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No more so than some hopped-up Microsoft shitpile, with side skirts and a freakin' great pram-handle on the back. |
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I don't know the equations (/wireless requirements) behind this one - can enough energy be generated to send a reliable signal from keyboard to receiver? |
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