There aren’t too many users out there that will consider acquiring a desktop computer keyboard for anything above $100. Come to think of it, even this price tag is considered by many too high for a peripheral device, which should only do one thing, input commands. Still, there are a number of enthusiast users out there who will go all out for a product meant to make their desktop computer perform above your average $600 computer. And those products might even include a simple
keyboard.

Art Lebedev is a name that has become famous primarily because of its Optimus keyboards. The Russian design studio thought of a way to improve the quality of a standard keyboard by integrating LCD technology. And what it did was to offer a keyboard that has in-key screens, which can be set-up to provide a user with any configuration for their desktop keyboard. Unfortunately, the keyboard has a rather high price tag to manufacture, which translates into users having to pay more than $1,800 for a single Art Lebedev Optimus Maximus keyboard.