Wooden peripheral equipment from Japan

The Japanese love wood in all its forms, and are prepared to spend a lot of time making things out of it. Recently a wooden computer keyboard was released on the Japanese market.

Perhaps this is not the most ecologically sound device from all possible computer peripheral hardware, but it is clearly more environmentally friendly than your standard plastic keyboard. Before using the DIY, you will have to a bit of carpentry, as each key must be cut out manually. But an important advantage is that you can arrange the keys in any order you like. You will probably choose the traditional QWERTY arrangement, but more imaginative people can think up their own arrangements. At least, this keyboard can be used as firewood this winter if your heating is not turned on in time. The starting price is 200 Euros. Wooden USB devices have also appeared on the Japanese markets. These devices are very pleasing to the touch and give their owners many pleasant moments. They cost from 37 to 67 Euros.