Matias Brings Sculpted Relief to Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard Fans
Fans of Microsoft's long and storied history of great ergonomic keyboards got some welcome news at CES this week.
There was shock and distress when Microsoft announced, back in April of 2023, that they were getting out of the keyboard business. This left their entire line of popular ergonomic keyboards lost to history ? along with its customers.
Today, Matias announced that it's working on a successor to the popular Microsoft Sculpt keyboard, releasing rendered images of the new keyboard, and detailing improvements it's made over the original.
"Our Matias Sculpted Keyboard stays true to the spirit of the Microsoft original, but we've upgraded quite a number of things... it's now rechargeable, with an incredible 3-year battery life. It's also the first ergonomic keyboard to use our new USB-C nano receiver ? the world's smallest wireless receiver for USB-C. You can see the complete list of improvements at matias.ca/sculpted," said Edgar Matias, CEO of Matias.
"For attendees of CES, we'll have a 3D print of the new keyboard, alongside the Microsoft original. You can drop by our booth, lay your hands on both, and compare," added Matias.
The company expects the new keyboard to be available in Summer of 2024, and will retail for $119 USD. It's pre-order discounted now to $99 (including free shipping).
A mockup of the new keyboard will be on display at CES this week, in LVCC Central Hall, Booth #22743.
Price & Availability
Both PC and Mac versions of the Matias Sculpted Ergonomic Keyboard will sell for $119 (US) but are available for pre-order now at $99 (including FREE shipping).
About Matias
Co-founded by an inventor and an accountant, Matias led the way in re-establishing the mechanical keyboard market, starting in 2003 with the release of it's award winning Tactile Pro Keyboard, and more recently with the development of its own ALPS-inspired Matias Mechanical Keyswitches.
Matias Sculpted Keyboard, Ergo Pro, Quiet Click, Matias, and the Matias logo are trademarks of the Matias Corporation. Microsoft and Sculpt are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Mac is a trademark of Apple, Inc. The owners of other trademarks are respectfully acknowledged.
Images for Media
www.matias.ca/sculpted/pr/images
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