For the uninitiated, that’s short for Corne keyboard, which is a column-staggered 3×6 split keyboard with three thumb keys per hand. While [JOI] liked the Corne well enough, ...

Now about that split keyboard — that’s a Corne, which is kind of a happy medium between a lot of keys and too few, and 42 is probably enough keys for most people.

The Chonky Palmtop, designed by Daniel Norris, fits a seven-inch screen and a swiveling Corne Keyboard into a portable package. Tech. This chonky cyberdeck is proof that thinner isn’t always better.

Designed and built by Daniel Norris, the Chonky Palmtop features a 7 inch touchscreen display, a Raspberry Pi 4, a 3D-printed case, and a split keyboard based on the open source Corne Keyboard design.

The Palmtop has a 7-inch screen, a Raspberry Pi 4, and a Corne Classic keyboard. It comes with an Ethernet port, it charges via USB-C (with support for fast charging), ...