One Handed Keyboads

>>51422475
give some details about this pc

>>51422475
Have sensors all over your body and program a dance move to a specific key.

So if you want to go to Youtube you just have the Mambo twice.

>>51422475
>cyberpunk
>wearable PC

Just put Debian on a smartphone and use a bluetooth keyboard. Unless you want to be a cyberhipster and conform (heh) to the early-90s aesthetics. Then you should just GTFO

Looks alright for gaming I guess, I just cant see it being efficient at typing. Why not just get a split keyboard and use strictly CLI for your wearable PC?

>>51422490
buy raspberry pi
have somebody with a 3d printer make you a slim case with two slits so you can add a wrist strap
add one hand keyboard and small screen
the game is now being won

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>full keyboard

Not nearly cyberpunk enough, you're going to want a chorded keyer

>>51422570
how does that work?

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>>51422490

>>51422556

Not screen, that's for casuals. I'm going for some video goggles, but removing one eye.

So more like a constant video eye patch.

>>51422570
What's that called, I'm intrigued

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>>51422592
Rather than having one key for every letter, you press combinations of keys.

Here's an example from a two-handed stenography keyboard, same basic principle but optimised for 240+ WPM typing instead of just looking cool.

>>51422614
>What's that called, I'm intrigued
He literally wrote the name on his post, are you sure you're capable of making a computer if you can't even read?

>>51422631

OK dipshit, I'll be clearer for you.

What is that make and model of chording keyboard?

>>51422669
I won't spoonfeed you
>M_c______e_ __4 (1980 model)
wanna play hangman?

>>51422628
Oh so this is the shit they use in courtrooms and whatnot? Do you basically have to learn a new language?

>>51422738

Almost. But once learnt, it's quick as hell.

Court stenography machines use 2 hands though, so no good for OPS purposes

>>51422738
Not entirely, but writing phonetically takes practice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wpv-Qb-dB6g#t=3m50s

>>51422830
This was a really cool watch. Still, she does mention a few times that steno is a two-handed input system.

http://m.instructables.com/id/Chording-Keyboard-BLE-and-USB

Man up OP, make your own

You can make a Bluetooth chorded keyboard out of an old wiimote if you are remotely competent with EE. Just need some switches and a way to make the case.

>>51422499
Underrated post is underrated.

>>51423121
I already told you steno is two-handed, ya dingus

I also said that steno is a type of chorded typing input, similar but not identical to one-handed keyers.