Shinobu

Whoa, how did I miss this on her blog? A Kodomo no Jikan keyboard! Sorry, no Apple, Windows only.



Now the ad goes on to say this is a "blind touch" keyboard. No characters on the keys, it is only the picture. So you better know your touch typing! Now combine this with the Rin "oppai" mouse pad...

Oh, here's the link:
http://comichigh.jp/kojika_keyboard.html

It's about $115.

nitrogen

Should work with Ubuntu. It's dear, though... and prolly NSFW.

SusanoSasori

Wow, of all the random things, a keyboard...I cannot imagine anyone buying this unless they never let people into their house...cause when they see this...yeah.

What is this "oppai" mouse pad? Is it in the same link as the keyboard?

Ugetsu

I think it must be more "ippai" than "oppai"...

Wouldn''t a completely flat mouse pad be about right?

Nakajitos

If memory serves, it's a Mimi-chan mouse pad. So no... "oppai" still fits fine.

Yeah. I actually had the money to buy and import it a week ago, and this exact thought came creeping through my head. I'm otaku enough to get it, but not enough to leave it sitting in a closet and never use it... and I have a hard enough time explaining this comic to people who catch me reading it. No thanks, I'll pass.

Shinobu

Actually, it would be "chippai". (from "chibi" meaning small)

Ugetsu

Shinobu, I was quoting from the chapter where they were measuring the girls' chests, and they made Houin measure as well, and Aoki stumbled in. And there was a pun about Kuro's breasts, Sayo translated the word as "pancakes" but I think I remember in Japanese it was "ippai." "O" as a prefix can mean "big" and "i-" can mean small, there are examples in Japanese if you think about it...

Nakajitos

Actually, that seems to be what he's referencing as well... according to Saha's translation notes, the term that Kokonoe uses is "chippai".

Ugetsu

I can certainly be wrong, I haven't gone back and found it, that was just how I remember it. But @Nakajitos, you are also wrong about something in what you said. Guess what it is?? :-) You could fix it with a single letter edit, if you knew where to put it.

Nakajitos

Saha? I've always called him that, mainly because his website's name is "SaHa's Weblog". I think it's supposed to be Sayo, but I've called him Saha forever.