Incase Brings Back Microsoft's Unreleased Keyboard

You know how Microsoft stopped making peripherals last year? Well, Incase, a brand known for Apple accessories, bought the rights to Microsoft's designs and is now releasing them. The first product is a keyboard that Microsoft worked on but never got to release. It's ergonomic, connects to multiple devices, and even has a special key called Copilot. Incase's CEO, Charlie Tebele, said Microsoft spent a lot of time and money on this keyboard. It was supposed to be their latest product, but Microsoft changed its mind and decided to focus on Surface accessories instead. So, Incase stepped in and bought the manufacturing rights. They're planning to release more products like this in the future. Incase already released two mice from Microsoft's old designs last month. This keyboard is similar to Microsoft's Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard but with a more compact design and no notch in the middle. It works with Windows 10 and 11, connects to up to three devices, and uses AAAs for power, which can last up to 36 months. Ergonomic wireless accessories are becoming more popular as remote work continues. Incase's keyboard is affordable and well-designed, making it a good option for people who liked Microsoft's old products. Incase is also planning to work with other brands like Nvidia in the future. The keyboard will be available early next year for around $120. You can find it on Incase's website and soon at Amazon and Best Buy.