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Ok cool. I'll check it out. Thanks

Thank you for your reply I appreciate it. I am aware of the editing keyboards but have always found them horrendous. I do know the keyboard commands, but I am constantly needing to learn new software, so the key commands are different, which makes editing keyboards very limited. Additionally, I enjoy learning new languages so having a keyboard that would change with the language that I am learning would be really helpful. Especially with languages like Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. I also think that although Art Lebedev didn't sell well, it was due to its insane price and terrible software, so there would need to be a more moderately priced option (at lease in my opinion) for it to be deemed niche. There are plenty of people in the same boat as me, and I know that it could be useful.

I have been on a search for a QWERTY computer keyboard where each key is a tactile display screen that can be changed via software. Unfortunately the 2 that I have found are unavailable. My first keyboard choice is from Sonder Design. Each key is a display screen that is tactile and each key can be programmed to whatever layout you would like. They have been in development for years and I emailed them to ask about pre-ordering. They have not returned my email, and I fear they are a dying company. The second keyboard was from Art Lebedev studios. Unfortunately it was discontinued. Even I were able to buy a used one, it has terrible reviews. My question to the community is why there isn't more push from manufacturers to make these. I am in media, as well as bilingual. Having the ability to switch between languages, as well as different key command layouts for different software would be invaluable to me. I sincerely do not believe I would be the only person who would find this useful. I imagine that it is difficult to produce, but unless I am missing something, I think it would sell well. It is also possible I am just not seeing the bigger picture. I would really appreciate anyone's informed view on this. Thanks!