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MIT Student Launches Modular Keybytes Keyboard
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MIT freshman Nathan Alspaugh launches open-source Keybytes, a modular keyboard project allowing users to snap individual Keybit keys together. The first working build completes on October 24 after 12 case iterations. A full-size version with 110 keys would cost around $900, with pogo pins accounting for almost half that amount.
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