Most Expensive Computer Keyboard
Written by: tom Filed Under: Electronics, World on October 21st, 2006Most people use whatever keyboard comes with their desktop PC and only buy a keyboard as a replacement when the inevitable cup of hot coffee is spilled onto the keys. Some prefer split keyboards, or soft-touch keyboards. Other that type prefer the old-school clanks of their first keyboards. Many of the more expensive keyboards are now wireless because many people when given the choice will lean back and type with a keyboard in their lap.
CNET’s blog recently featured an affiliate of Fujitsu, PFU Ltd of Ishikawa, Japan which is producing the most expensive PC keyboard ever to be used for typing. The price for this expensive computer keyboard is a grand sum of 500,000 yen or about US $4,240.
Named the Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional HP Japan, the keys are handcoated with a Urushi lacquer. This made to order keyboard is coated many times and then powdered with gold dust.
Buy one of the most expensive computer keyboards yourself by visiting their website, if you can read Japanese.
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red and white not the kind of colors that would look good just sitting on your desk
Red and White don’t mixed together are a keyboard. I think maybe black and white
it looks like any ordinary keyboard; only funnier in style! hahaha
who the hell pays over 4000 dollars for that shit. I have a very stylish Logitech G11 gaming keyboard that has blue back lighting for all the keys and i got it for 60 dollars.
ugliest keyboard i’ve ever seen.
Seems to me if any of the keys got scratched or worn you might get poison ivy rash on your hands and anywhere your hands touched. Urushi lacquer contains urushiol, the rash-causing compound in poison ivy/oak/sumac, all close relatives of the Japanese lacquer tree.
Unless it was meant only for hunting and pecking…
what a joke if i will if somebody offers this to me in free then to i will not accept it
I think it is so expensive because virgin hair is so hard to find, maybe?
I think the colors look really cool together and anyone who says it looks dumb is really stupid.