New Geometric Keyboard
Kevin Kelly has stumbled on a new geometric keyboard from Axis, which uses hexagonal keys in a honeycomb pattern to arrange notes ordered according to a harmonic table.Labels: Media, Technology
Monday, August 25, 2008
Kevin Kelly has stumbled on a new geometric keyboard from Axis, which uses hexagonal keys in a honeycomb pattern to arrange notes ordered according to a harmonic table.Search
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