The Nanoxia Ncore Retro Keyboard Performs Modern Keystrokes
Michael Hemsworth — December 8, 2016 — Tech
References: geeky-gadgets
Those who long for the days of typing their documents on a typewriter will find the design of the Nanoxia Ncore retro keyboard to be a great alternative without having to shift backwards technologically. Featuring a mechanical design like other professional keyboards on the market, the Nanoxia Ncore keyboard recreates the feeling of typing on a typewriter and has the design aesthetic behind it to back it up.
Despite the Nanoxia Ncore keyboard looking and operating like an antiquated piece of equipment, it's capable of being used in a multitude of different computing endeavors. Aside from the usual keys, the retro keyboard is outfitted with 12 multimedia keys that make it suitable for users to maintain traditional computer peripheral uses in a stylish manner.
Despite the Nanoxia Ncore keyboard looking and operating like an antiquated piece of equipment, it's capable of being used in a multitude of different computing endeavors. Aside from the usual keys, the retro keyboard is outfitted with 12 multimedia keys that make it suitable for users to maintain traditional computer peripheral uses in a stylish manner.
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