Cherry sells this keyboard with Klingon keycaps, perfect for transcribing the works of Shakespeare in their original language. Like the most robust battle keyboards, it attaches to your console via the hardened PS/2 interface.
HIHIvqa’ may’ pequ’ moH!
Klingon Language Wired Standard Keyboard – £43.99 inc VAT [CherryKeyboardsRUS.co.uk] (Thanks, Riazm!)
I’ve asked for this keyboard and a velvet print of this for Christmas:
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y298/KarateKari/Trekkies.jpg
bah only a petaQ would use anything other than a full-sized DIN connector, for BATTLE HARDENED strength and incompatibility with federation systems.
Also a full-din connector would have no resale value – lessening the Ferengi interest, a plus for the Klingons.
Bah, I clicked the first Anonymous link instead of the second one.
Re: link #1: give Liz a break, she’s young. We alllll make mistakes, and I’m sure you’ve done enough already that she regrets it.
Back on-topic… I’m sure enough of these will sell to make me ashamed to be human. Don’t people have something better to spend money on?
(*hides the Halo replica Energy Sword in the closet*)
What? Klingons don’t use USB?
And they still need those pesky Win keys?
What’s Klingon for “F4″?
Actually Marc Okrand created the Klingon Language and the Klingon Dictionary..
Actually James Doohan created the Klingon words used in Star Trek The Motion Picture. Marc Okrand was hired to create Klingon for Star Trek III The Search for Spock. Marc used the work Doohan had created as a starting point so that all the Klingon used in the movies would be “correct”.
So in short, Okrand created the Klingon language (tlhIngan Hol) using the work Doohan did as a starting point.
DaH tlhIngan Hol yIghojchoH! http://qurgh.wizage.net/php-mughom/ yIlo’!
Only a petaQ would still use PS2.
You all seem to forget that we need to thank James Doohan {Mr. Scott} for the Klingon dictionary. If it wern’t for him, we may have never heard the spoken klingon.
And a font to use it with.
http://star-trek-fonts.fanspace.com/