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Is there anything more satisfying than typing on an old typewriter and hearing the clack of the keys? Perhaps typing on a typewriter and then being able to immediately go back and edit on the computer ...

Inspired by the old-fashioned typewriter and designed with luxury in mind, the Azio Retro Classic is a mechanical keyboard sporting rounded backlit keycaps, a zinc aluminum alloy frame and a genuine ...

For some of us who type all day for a living, the world is too quiet. We pine for the whir of the Xerox machine, the rattle of rotary telephones, the clackety-clack of the typewriter. A slightly ...

If you're slouched in a coffee house in Shoreditch, wearing a flat cap and braces and wondering how you can stand out from the identically quirky youth around you, the iTypewriter concept should fit ...

The Penna Retro Bluetooth Keyboard is priced at $99, with shipping expected to take place during August 2017 if all goes well with the Kickstarter campaign. As you can see from the image above, the ...

If you are searching for a unique Bluetooth keyboard to use with your smartphone, tablet, computer or games console you may be interested in the Rymek Retro Bluetooth wireless mechanical keyboard that ...

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TL;DR: The YUNZII QL75 Retro Typewriter Mechanical Keyboard combines vintage typewriter aesthetics with modern features, including tri-mode connectivity, a compact 75% layout, north-facing RGB ...

Since the days of Microsoft’s Tablet PCs there have been debates about Tablet PCs and keyboards. Many die-hard Tableteers insisted that the Slate (without a keyboard) was the key to the future of ...

Bluetooth keyboards are finally back in style thanks to the tablet revolution. It started with a slew of mostly lackluster options for the iPad (with the exception of Apple’s offering). This summer we ...