Optimus Popularis will cost less than $1,000, remain irrelevant

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Thursday, May 13th, 2010

I think of Art Lebedev’s odd creations the way I think of expensive, weird sex toys – maybe someone will buy one, but any way you slice it it’s not going to take off. Anyway, the Optimus Popularis keyboard uses little screens on each key, just like the old Optimus Maximus. However, instead of OLEDs it will use LEDs.

The Popularis will sell for under $1,000 and should be mass produced in time for everyone to forget about it.

via SlashGear

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