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CES 2011: The Most Unique Products We’ve Seen

Take a look at the most unique products we saw during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2011.

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The Marquee

Contents

  • 1. The Marquee
  • 2. The SoundWagon
  • 3. The HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb)
  • 4. GreenSound Technology Glass Speaker
  • 5. The Windoro, the Window-Cleaning Robot
  • 6. Mad Catz Flight Simulator Peripherals
  • 7. TDK Boombox Series
  • 8. The Wheeme, The Massage Robot

The Marquee is a custom-designed keyboard with a polished bronze frame, old style typewriter keys, and inlaid with aged leather. The lock LEDs look like they could have been taken off of a 1950’s control panel. The style of the keyboard is called “steampunk,” also known as the old new style. It is not only the keyboard that is unbelievable: its price ranges from USD 1200 to USD 1300.

This keyboard was designed by Richard Nagy, who is an artist that specializes in the steampunk style and works on a commission basis. On his website he commented that he is thinking moving to a larger workspace so that he could produce more pieces at a time, but as of right now he is producing only one keyboard at a time upon request.

  • More Information: https://www.datamancer.net/

The Marquee keyboardFigure 1: The Marquee keyboard

The Marquee keyboardFigure 2: The Marquee keyboard

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