Levitatr Bluetooth keyboard aims to bring typing to a new level
Early designs also featured an injection-molded polycarbonate plastic chassis, but the chassis on the current model is made from machined aluminum
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If there's one issue with the gorgeous COOL LEAF keyboard from Minebea, it's the less-than-satisfying feel of the touch panel keying action. When not in use, the equally good-looking Levitatr Bluetooth keyboard has a similarly flat upper surface but when activated the chiclet keys rise up and illuminate to offer some gratifying tactile typing.
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