I'm a fan of the concept, but I the form factor seems a bit off-putting. Had it been the size and form factor of a regular keyboard, but with a tiny e-ink screen that could be raised up from it at an angle, I would have been tempted. I would also want to be sure I could synchronise it with Nextcloud, which doesn't seem to be a given right now.
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$280 for a tiny 5-inch screen? No, thanks.
This look horrible for posture. I think writers and other deskbound nerds have enough sources of spinal torture already.
Love the idea but my keys gots to travel more than that.