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My Arasaka keycaps have arrived! Now I just need the keyboard kit. That's not coming until Saturday.

#Cyberpunk #Keyboard

The image shows a close-up view of several keyboard keycaps organized in a white foam tray. The foam provides slots for each keycap, which vary in size and color but mostly have a black or gray base. At the top left, there are two black keycaps, one labeled "シフト" with additional lines and the text "PROTOCOL 6520-A4A" in white, and another that is partially visible labeled "システム." Below these, there is another black keycap labeled "シフト" in white characters similar to the above one, also featuring the "PROTOCOL 6520-A4A" text and lines. Next to these, there are two larger gray keycaps with red decorations. The first has a red emblem at the top and is labeled "arasaka" with more Japanese characters below it, followed by "12 > LUCY [GEN2] スクロール." The second has a similar red emblem at the top with Japanese characters along the side, which look similar to the ones found on the first gray keycap. The white foam tray has a grid-like pattern with separate compartments for each keycap, ensuring they stay organized and protected.
The image features a close-up view of several keyboard keycaps placed in a white foam tray. The keycaps are of different colors and feature unique and decorative designs. From left to right: 1. A light gray keycap with a red symbol resembling stylized circles connected by lines. 2. A light gray keycap with red Japanese characters. 3. A light gray keycap with red and black geometric design, labeled "GUIDE" at the bottom. 4. A dark gray keycap with red Japanese characters, identical to the second key in design. 5. A dark gray keycap with a red outline around a small white circle, resembling an abstract eye or robot face, labeled "PRINT" at the bottom in red. 6. A dark gray keycap with a red outline around a small white circle similar to the previous key, labeled "SCROLL" at the bottom in red. 7. A dark gray keycap with a red outline around a small white circle similar to the previous keys, labeled "PAUSE" in red. In the top left corner of the image, there is a partially visible dark gray keycap with Japanese characters and the word "> CONTROL" printed on it in red. The white foam tray has indentations customized to hold the keycaps securely in place.
The image depicts a collection of black keyboard keycaps resting in a foam tray. The keycaps feature various legends in white and red text, symbols, and Japanese characters. Some keys contain unique designs, such as: - A key with a barcode and the text ">USER='LUCY'", ">US=TRUE", and additional decorative symbols. - A key labeled "ア" (Kana character) and another "コ" (Kana character). - A key with a red dot and two angled symbols: "<" and ">" - A long keycap with the text "シフト" (Shift in Japanese) and matching segments. - Keys labeled with special terms such as "PROTOCOOL" followed by "6520-A44", "ALTER" in red below a long Japanese text, and "FUNC" in red beneath another Japanese text. The keycaps are arranged in rows within the tray, offering an organized display of differing shapes and sizes appropriate for various keyboard functionalities.
The image shows multiple black keycaps arranged in rows with red and white lettering, numbers, and symbols. Some keycaps have Japanese characters on them, while others have English letters. The keycaps are placed on a white foam surface for organization and protection. The rows include various typical keyboard keys such as alphabetic keys (A-Z), numeric keys, function keys, and modifier keys (Shift, Control, Alt). Some of the keys also have special characters or icons on them. The keycaps are intended for a keyboard, typically used for computers. The colors and symbols indicate this is a custom keycap set, likely for a mechanical keyboard enthusiast.
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Psion 5 emulator on the PP with the Keyboard #pinephone #keyboard
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