When it comes to custom keyboards, though, [Cameron Sun] has taken things to the next level, by designing his own keyboard and then having the case custom milled from aluminum. If a Macbook and ...

Like the Commodore 64 and other keyboard computers of yore ... takes it to the next level with an enclosure milled out of aluminum instead of the mere 3D printed enclosure of the previous versions.

It has no Escape, Control, or Option keys. Sadly, we don't know when it'll be available for sale, or for how much.

Raijintek, a company specializing in PC cases, cooling, and peripherals, has debuted the MGA-68 aluminum keyboard with hall-effect switches. The MGA-68 boasts a 65% (69 keys) layout using the ISO ...