Featured Product Archive
The inventions and products featured on these pages were chosen either for their
uniqueness in the RF engineering realm, or are simply awesome (or ridiculous) enough
to warrant an appearance.
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Not to be confused with the
SteamPunk fad that combines modern technology with sci-fi type
contraptions, these retro typewriters have been modified to perform as USB keyboards
that interface to a PC or a Mac - even an iPod. You can even buy a do-it-yourself
kit to transform your own typewriter into a USB keyboard. If you are really nostalgic
to the point of reaching back to the pre-typewriter era, but need the convenience
of modern technology to get by, you can pacify that urge with a
BookBook cover
for your MacBook computer. It is hand-crafted so that no two look exactly alike,
and functions not just as a protective cover, but also as an effective anti-theft
measure because when closed, it appears to be just an old book. Maybe grandpa will
take more kindly to these newfangled computers if you put a familiar WWII vintage
IBM or a Smith Corona in front of him, or even a good book if anything newer than
a Gutenberg
printing press is too modern for the old guy.
Per the USBTypewriter.com
website:
"This antique typewriter has been modified to work as a USB Keyboard for PC,
Mac, or even iPad (as shown)! That's right -- its a beautiful and fully functional
computer keyboard! This USB Typewriter works with all letters, numerals, and punctuation
marks. It also includes shift, space, and return carriage (which is literally activated
by the typewriter's return carriage!). Many non-standard keys, such as F1-F12, esc,
ctrl, and so on are available with a special toggle key. The modification is very
clean leaves the typewriter looking, feeling, and working like a regular typewriter
-- and yes, it still writes beautifully on paper. A beautiful, functional, unique
addition to your home office. NOTE: If you plan on using this device with an iPad,
please let me know. It requires a special adapter, which is not included, but which
you can buy from the Apple Store.

Remington's Quite Delux
Smith Corona's Super Sterling

Brother's Wizard
BookBook for a Mac Book
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