Scrabble Keyboard, via Datamancer

The game, Scrabble, is a good game to test a persons ability to spell words, and ewarding them more points for longer or just coming up with words with ‘Q’s and ‘X’s. And yes, it involves little wooden tiles of the whole alphabet, more of some (such as ‘E’) and fewer of others (like the ‘Q’ mentioned earlier).

The keyboard’s main role is to supply a graphical button a person can type to send an electronic signal (of 1s and 0s) to represent a letter.

So why not put them together? Well a guy named Richard Nagy did.  It’s a fully functional keyboard, Mac-compatible, and even has tiles cut on the Caps/Num Lock keys so the light shines through.  How cool is that?  Let’s hope Scrabble allows that name to be used so more could be made, otherwise, just look at the image on the right.

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