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Astrohaus sees you, and has designed its latest keyboard specifically for such users. The Freewrite Wordrunner is a mechanical keyboard meant for writers. It sports a tenkeyless design with a set ...

However, most retail mechanical keyboards are aimed at gamers. Detroit-based Astrohaus hopes to change that with the Freewrite Wordrunner, a keyboard designed specifically for writers. This is not ...

However, it's refreshing to see Freewrite put these use cases front and center. There's no word yet on pricing, but you can reserve the Wordrunner now by putting $1 down and guarantee that you'll ...

Credit: Astrohaus Freewrite I've had my eye on Astrohaus Freewrite products for a while. The company has made all kinds of keyboard-and-screen devices that are designed to eliminate distractions ...

Astrohaus has announced a new addition to its distraction-reducing Freewrite line of writing tools at CES. Unlike its previous all-in-one devices that pair a keyboard with basic monochromatic ...

Astrohaus has released several productivity-focused pieces of hardware in the past, like the Freewrite Traveler, which allows for distraction-free writing on the go. Ignoring the phone perpetually ...

The Wordrunner has certainly got my interest piqued with its writing-focused additions, and if it can pull off the typing quality aspect, too, it might be the Freewrite product I've been looking for.