After all this time, we’re letting you know that we’ll be launching our campaign on October 15th. Yay!
Crowd Supply will be our crowdfunding platform of choice. We love them for a number of reasons: they are heavily focused on hardware, very hands on with projects, and make sure that their campaigns not only launch and get funded, but also deliver the goods.
To spice things up even more, we’ll be in New York at getgeeked on October 15th, and will launch the online campaign right then and there. It’s the perfect opportunity for you to say hi and play around with our prototypes.
As icing on the cake, I will be in San Francisco from October 6th to the 13th. Wanna meet me over a beer and try out one of our prototypes? Be sure to get in touch!
We will be offering one-time, super-early bird deals at the launch, so that you can get UHK at the best price ever. You’re welcome to share the news with your friends and get them subscribed, so that they’ll be able to get the best deal, too.
Talk to you soon!
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[…] The Ultimate Hacking Keyboard (of no relation to the Happy Hacking Keyboard), a split design compact keyboard will be launching a funding campaign in 2 weeks according to an announcement via their website. […]
Are you going to ship UHK to Russia? It would be great!
Of course! International shipping for the win!
Just wondering if you are going to offer different keys as an option. In particular I really don't like the placement of the mouse key I would much prefer that be Ctrl which I use. Also while I'm on the mouse key. On the mouse layer can you assign any key to the layer or only mouse functions? My current keyboard supports a mouse layer as well and to be honest I find that while it works it is not really that functional I would much prefer a track point over this design so it is not something I will be using much if at all.
Any ways can't wait for the launch. Depending on the launch price I'm going to get at least two of them (home/work)
Hi Richard,
According to our site, we'll offer blank keys and standard labelled keys (with Windows / Linux / OSX variation). On the mouse layer, you'll be able to assign any functions to the keys, not just mouse functions.
Cheers!
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