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ZSA announced a new tenting system: the Platform.

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Published August 31, 2022
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ZSA Technology Labs announced a professionally looking tenting solution: The Platform.

A tenting system like no other: All-metal, slides, locks, and folds in seconds.

It seems this device was specifically designed for the Moonlander keyboard but I wanted to feature it anyway to give you some inspiration.

The project, which has been in the making for over a year, was announced in a newsletter by Erez Zukerman. It's not a group buy or pre-order, 800 pieces of this clever contraption are in stock right now sold out in 24 hours.

Other than the adjustable tenting angle (up to 60 degrees), the rigid all-metal construction adds heft to the board, making it more stable "even at extreme tenting angles".

Check out the product page for more pictures, animations and a video: https://www.zsa.io/moonlander/platform/

Those who are signed up for the monthly ZSA magazine received a discount code which I'm not going to disclose respecting Erez's intentions.

Sign up for their newsletter to get such discounts next time.

EDIT:

All the 800 items sold out in 24 hours.

We'll make more, I'm not exactly sure when though. I can't wait to hear what people think once they have it – Erez.
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Published on Wed 31st Aug 2022. Featured in KBD #93 (source).


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