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Or, if you didn't want to buy a new keyboard, someone could make a set of stickers to put over your keycaps that glow with the addition of a little blacklight. |
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I'm fairly sure it's bad for your eyes to use a computer in the dark. |
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Baked? They're not back lighted but a lot of laptops come with small lights above the screen specifically so you can seen the keyboard (the IBM T20 springs to mind) |
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The Nite Surfer has a laptop verison as well. Looks quite useful. |
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This one's a frequent repeat here. |
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I'll say this is pretty baked. |
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With just a screwdriver, some EL light stripping (see link), a little time and ingenuity you can make your keys lighted. |
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The lighted keys concept could be extended to individually lighted keys under computer control. I claim this would have a niche market in instructional uses. Consider a computer with audio output and a keyboard lighted in this sense. Picture a preliterate user using the system to learn literacy and the computer together. |
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[admin: see links #3 and #4; click on "link" to create links, don't paste them into annotations]
this is a lit keyboard that doesnt hurt your eyes |
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To mahatma who posted a link to a page about an Apple Mac G4: |
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This guy wants backlighting for the keyboard for his COMPUTER |
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