Sure, it looks good, but when I see the numbers, and expect that it will never be delivered (or work proporly) my "care for this keyboard" goes out the window :-)

I'd cared back in 2006 :)

What I like to know is why someone hasn't produced a cheap knockoff yet?

Lol, ok but what can this keyboard be used for? X-bit labs always talks about how the keys can have pictures on the keys that change, but they NEVER say what practical uses it has! I mean what can that be used for?

Change to different language lettering?--- buy a diff keyboard, lots cheaper.

Change to special buttons like triangle, square, circle, for playstation control emulation? lol

Really, what use does this overpriced toy have, other then being a toy children will certainly have fun with =?

Well, that's exactly what it is, the first pictures of it I have seen were showing the keys displaying different weapons from Quake 4 (which you would select by pressing the corresponding keys). It looks very cool, but it's more of a proof of concept thing than anything else. If they slashed the price fivefold, I believe it would sell (there already are $200 keyboards so $300 wouldn't be an outrage), but I guess that manufacturing and r&d costs surpass that amount. I suppose that it's too early for this sort of thing. But one day it won't be, and ArtLebedev will have the patent. ;)

On a side note, ArtLebedev's online store is offering the keyboard at prices starting at $462 (371e) up to the mentioned $1564 (1256e), depending on the number of "active" (OLED screen) keys.