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Art Lebedev To Offer LED Keyboards From $462
Next newsChicago (IL) - If you found the $1564 price tag of Art Lebedev's LED keyboard to be outrageous, how does $462 sound? Of course you don't get quite as many LEDs for that.
The Russian design studio recently updated its website with information about a few more configurations for its "Optimus Maximus" LED keyboard. Besides the flagship model for $1564, there are now three more options for less money.
The differences between the models boil down to how many keys integrate LEDs. $1564 buy a full LED version with 113 LED keys. 47 active LED keys (all letter keys) will ring up at $999, 10 LED keys (function keys) will cost $599 and if one LED, integrated in the space bar, is enough, you will have to pay $462.
Art Lebedev expects to ship all configurations in late February 2008.
Source : Tom's Hardware US