The NA 87 keyboard comes with an 87-key layout. It comes equipped with newly developed V4 switches, known for their extended axis design, offering a smoother and more comfortable typing experience.

You know you have a QWERTY keyboard if you see the first letters on the top-left corner row ordered as Q, W, E, R, T, and Y. This type of layout is designed to speed up typing, as it evens out the ...

The keyboard is available on their site for $199.99, and while there is space for three variants, two fo them are simply showing as “sold out” so I can’t even tell you what they are or were.

If you want to grab a lovely Xbox-inspired mechanical keyboard for a lot less, this 8BitDo Retro 87 from Amazon is an absolute bargain.

The full-size keyboard is the most well-known keyboard layout, and also one of the largest, consisting of a main cluster of letters and numbers, a separate row for function keys (F1 through F12 ...

The Mechanical keyboard retains the 87-key layout design of its predecessor but it is encased in a 6-series aluminium alloy body manufactured using an anodizing sandblasting process.

The Keychron K3 was the first keyboard I’d ever used with keycaps that matched the right-hand Dvorak layout I use, instead of the more-common QWERTY layout. Photo: Britt Young ...

Colemak The Colemak keyboard layout. Colemak If switching to Dvorak is too daunting, you may want to check out Colemak, an alternative keyboard layout that's more efficient but closer to QWERTY.

Uncommon though the need for switching keyboard layouts is, it's possible through our ability to quickly switch between two tasks (what's colloquially referred to as multitasking). Our "knowledge ...