This one is something different. It adds an analog sensor to nearly any mechanical key switch, does it with a minimal number of parts, and doesn’t require any modification of the switch itself.

(1) Most QWERTY computer keyboards use a single rubber-like membrane underneath the keys that makes contact with a circuit board when the key is fully depressed. Also called a "dome switch ...

The original Digitakt sampler and sequencer ... They can also be in Retrig Mode, where each key plays a sample at a specific rate, say 1/12, 1/32, or 1/40. Or you can spread 16 different presets ...

A physical keyboard that uses an individual spring and switch for each key. Today, only premium keyboards are built with key switches; however, they were also used in the past, such as in the ...

As anyone who peered inside one back int he day will tell you, an Amiga sampler was a very simple device consisting of a commonly-available 8-bit A to D converter, a CMOS switch for right and left ...

The earliest known American sampler was made by Loara Standish of the Plymouth Colony about 1645. By the 1700s, samplers depicting alphabets and numerals were worked by young women to learn the basic ...

linear switches are smooth and quiet while clicky switches are loud and have a bump you feel when you press on a key. All ...

Researchers at Paderborn University have now successfully constructed Europe’s largest sampling-based quantum computer. The ...

Thanks to Prime Big Deal Days, this EPOMAKER hot-swappable RGB gaming keyboard is on sale for an incredibly low price. Don't ...

If you die or become disabled, the business could crumble. With so much of the company’s success riding on you, key person insurance just might be the right solution for protecting your business.

A set of four skull-shaped tumblers if your fave thing about the season is making everything around you unnecessarily spooky ...