It looks like it would be a fun novelty, but only if its typing action more closely mimics that of an actual typewriter as opposed to that of a plastic computer keyboard. Its feel aside, the cost makes it a total non-starter for me.

For that kind of money I could buy a decent typewriter and permanently fit it with one of those electronic keyboard kits, and still save hundreds.

Has anyone seen the QwerkyWriter on Kickstarter? If it gets funding it will be a lot cheaper than this one, and nicer too. With a slot for tablets, and a typewriter look. I've often thought it would be nice to have a computer keyboard that was as pleasant to write on as a typewriter, but didn't imagine it would be possible. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/954250822/the-qwerkywriter-typewriter-inspired-mechanical-ke

Old post, but what the deuce.  When I first saw the title "Executive Keyboard," I thought of IBM Executive typewriter keyboards.  They are a little different from the regular IBMs, at least here stateside.  The 1 and ! key is tucked behind the : and ; on the Models A, B, and C. The Model D looks more like a standard keyboard.  I have also seen custom keyboards with the 1 on the upper left hand side.  My 1962 IBM has that, although normally the Model C is an 86-character keyboard.  This one's an 88.  What's more, the 1 is without the !, because the copperplate gothic has two sizes of the 1.  Even the numbers are upper and lower case on this machine!