MNT Pulls the Keyboard, Trackball from its Pocket Reform to Grace Even the Tiniest of Desks
Open hardware specialist MNT Research, the firm behind the Reform family of laptops and an upcoming ultra-compact desktop, has launched its latest device: a standalone version of the ortholinear keyboard and trackball originally designed for the Pocket Reform.
"Equipped with a micro-optical trackball, the MNT Pocket Reform Standalone Keyboard makes for a comfy couch or desk setup that doesn't require a mouse," the company writes of its latest launch. "Small in size and light in weight, the Pocket Reform Standalone Keyboard is an ideal fit for cluttered desk spaces, browsing the internet (or watching movies) on the couch, coding, reading (or writing) papers, communicating with your peers."
The MNT Pocket Reform's compact orthoilinear keyboard is now available as a standalone USB device — and keeps its trackball, too. (📷: MNT Research)
The mechanical keyboard, with an integrated four-button trackball underneath, was originally developed for the Pocket Reform— a netbook-inspired...
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