Our typewriter inspired keyboard ensures an attractive and durable structure. This Typewriter Keyboard will change the way you blog, chat, game, and all other typing needs. PLUS, it's the perfect keyboard to provide a trendy look on your desktop. Compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux, and Xbox. Videos Pink Typewriter Keyboard.
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  1. The Qwerkywriter®’s signature all metal macro programmable return bar defaults to the “enter” key. But you can program it up to 15 characters to generate signatures and even copy, cut, paste commands.
  2. This keyboard looks, feels and sounds like an old-fashioned typewriter. It's called the Qwerkywriter, and it's made by Qwerkytoys. It can connect to most dev.
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Our USB Typewriter circuitry transforms beautiful old manual typewriters into retro-futuristic marvels. Now you can use a gorgeous vintage typewriter as the main keyboard for your Mac or PC computer. If you need a break from your digital devices, you can type with good old fashioned ink-on-paper while electronically recording your manuscript to an SD card. The USB Typewriter also makes an outstanding keyboard dock for your iPad or tablet computer, and the built-in Bluetooth feature lets you connect to smartphones, too.
We have many lovingly restored and converted USB Typewriters ready for purchase in our Typewriter Shop. Or, if you already have a typewriter and you think it may be due for an upgrade, we also offer an easy-to-install USB Conversion Kit

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After a lengthy hiatus, USB Typewriter kits are now available again in our shop as of August 2020.

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