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hackaday.com - 12/15/2008

Leather Keyboard

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Do you know what’s better than a Das Keyboard ? A keyboard covered in leather . The smooth texture and probably squeaky action must be highly sought after since they are asking $548 for one. If you want the key labels etched in, you can get it for $603. We know that our holiday ...

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translate.google.com - 12/13/2008

Japanese: Gokukawa Leather Keyboard Provides Buttery Soft Typing Experience

— translate.google.com — Japanese: Gokukawa Leather Keyboard Provides Buttery Soft Typing Experience... (more) Japanese: Gokukawa Leather Keyboard Provides Buttery ...

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gizmodo.com - 12/15/2008

Gokukawa Leather Keyboard Provides Buttery Soft Typing Experience [Keyboards]

— gizmodo.com — It was just last month that our mouths were agape at the sight of a leather-wrapped Asus... Eee PC . Now, dammit, they're agape again after viewing the buttery soft Gokukawa leather keyboard. The $548 asking price is kind of a kick in the teeth, ... (more) Gokukawa Leather Keyboard Provides Buttery Soft Typing ...

Hardware

Asus Eee PC

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technabob.com - 12/14/2008

black leather keyboard perfect for joan jett’s computer

— technabob.com — This over-the-top keyboard from Japan gets its tough-ass looks from its form-fitting black leather hide. Each key... of the ritsy Gokukawa keyboard (¥49,800 / $548 USD) is meticulously hand-wrapped in rich black leather. The result is a completely ... (more) black leather keyboard perfect for joan jett’s computer

Mobile

QWERTY

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Leather Keyboard
Boing Boing Gadgets — Natural media peripherals have an obvious appeal: the latest technology married to the real world's own bounty, as beautiful and simple as it often is. A walnut PC enclosure, perhaps, or a mouse made of stone. But a leather keyboard? Kinky. And $540. Product Page [M-Yokanaru via Hackaday and Gizmodo]