Patent Print Deskmats

<p><strong>In stock and shipping now!</strong></p> <p>Engineering diagrams and sketches are flat-out cool. When they cater to one of your passions, that's doubly true. <strong>Showcase the roots of keyboard design and summer vacation with our patently good deskmats.</strong></p> <h3><strong>capacitive history</strong></h3> <p>IBM is featured front and center in two of our designs. Its buckling spring mechanism, found in Model F and M keyboards, offers one of the best typing experiences known to man. The platform even influenced modern keyboard layouts due to massive sales and popularity — it was <em></em><em></em><em>the</em> switch to use until the industry pushed quieter (but cheaper and mushier) rubber domes.</p> <p>IBM's earlier Model F keyboards were impressive in terms of feel and their forward-thinking capacitive design. They were contactless and operated on principles similar to modern smartphone screens. Later, IBM transitioned to membranes (like those used for rubber domes) as a cost-cutting measure.</p> <h3></h3> <h3><strong>say hello to my little friend</strong></h3> <p>Nostalgic summer fun is inseparable from squirt guns. We're stoked to showcase a super soaker diagram on our third (for now) patent deskmat. It's optically professional without sacrificing a splash of youthful joy.</p> <ul></ul> <h3><strong>measurements and details</strong></h3> <ul> <li>900 mm x 400 mm (~3 ft. x ~ 1.3 ft)</li> <li>1/10th inch (3 mm) Thickness</li> <li>Long-lasting, fade resistant printing</li> <li>Non-slip rubberized bottom</li> <li>Durable stitching</li> <li>Enhances keyboard acoustics</li> <li>Reduces desk and accessory wear</li> <li>Designed by Kono</li> </ul>