Google Japan Is Back With Another Wild New Keyboard Concept
Google is a massive multinational corporation with offices all around the world, each with their own culture and priorities. The Google Japan team has garnered some fame for its silly and outlandish product prototypes — particularly physical Gboard keyboards that are as whimsical as they are experimental. Their newest release, the Gboard Conveyor Belt Version, continues that legacy in style.
You’ve probably noticed that standard keyboard keys match the size of human fingertips. But a keyboard typically has more keys than you have fingers, which forces you to move your hands and fingers around to reach all of the keys. That is inefficient and can even cause physical pain over time. The Gboard Conveyor Belt Version solves that problem by bringing the keys to your fingers.
Imagine a bunch of keys stuck on to a small, vertical conveyor belt and you get the idea here. The conveyor belt loops...
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