Humble Hacker Keyboard

The Humble Hacker is a keyboard made ​​from a forum member of "tastierofili" of geekhack.org, designed specifically for use in programming. The layout is totally out of the standard QWERTY and has two distinct areas for typing, which separates the two layers of 12cm.

In this way, in addition to having all keys at hand, it also maintains a more ergonomic position. The layout has been influenced by other specialized keyboards as TypeMatrix 2030 or the Happy Hacking, but instead of using the typical form of organization of the letters using a distribution that is optimized for typing speed, with the keys used most often placed close to the position rest of the fingers.

In addition to software-programmable keys and a variety of multi-function keys, the keyboard uses the switches "cliccosi" style IBM Model M keyboard retro become a reference for connoisseurs of typing. Humble Hacker HH1 is still a prototype and if you want you can follow the thread of development geekhack, or on his page.