Engadget

PFU outs faster, quieter Type-S Happy Hacking Keyboard for overachieving typists

It goes without saying that you have to be a pretty accomplished typist to use one of PFU's letterless Happy Hacking Keyboards. But for the laser-focused overachievers out there, PFU just started ...
GIGAZINE

Review of the simple, compact keyboard 'HHKB Professional Classic Type-S' that uses the top-of-the-line Type-S key

PFU's luxury keyboard brand 'Happy Hacking Keyboard (HHKB)' released the ' HHKB Professional Classic Type-S, ' a USB Type-C connection-only model that uses the same 'Type-S' key structure as the top ...
Engadget

What we bought: Topre’s Realforce keyboard is totally impractical, but I can’t go back

There are two points I want you to take away from this article. The first: An overwhelming majority of people do not need to pay $300 for a keyboard. Easy enough. But I’m about to wax poetic about one ...
Eurogamer

I bought a $300 keyboard, and it's not even mechanical: Topre Realforce R2 review

Way before mechanical keyboard makers started packing layers of sound dampening foam into their boards, Japanese firms Topre and PFU were building expensive, whisper-quiet keyboards using a unique ...