Erik Campbell is putting all keyboards on notice with his five-finger keypad. This bad boy can do everything regular keyboards can, with a lot fewer buttons.
These types of keyboards are known as chorded keyboards and have actually been around for some time. To see a demo of one in action, check out the video. It's safe to say that Erik Campbell's design is a lot more finger-friendly (and sexier) than chorded keyboards from the past.
What's Driving This Trend
- Chorded Keyboards
- Opportunity for developing sleek and user-friendly chorded keyboards.
- Simplified Interfaces
- Opportunity for creating keyboards with fewer buttons while maintaining full functionality.
- Innovative Input Devices
- Opportunity for designing new and creative input devices for computers and other devices.
Who This Affects Most
- Computer Hardware
- Opportunity for computer hardware companies to develop and manufacture chorded keyboards.
- Computer Accessories
- Opportunity for companies in the computer accessories industry to create simplified keyboards.
- Consumer Electronics
- Opportunity for consumer electronics companies to innovate and create new input devices for computers and other devices.
