Details on the screen’s resolution haven’t been shared yet, but it’s been designed to be durable enough to survive the rigors of gaming, and is housed in an intricately CNC engraved anodized aluminum case, so it sounds like you’re really going to have to try hard to damage or destroy it. Content for the screen, including passive video clips and animations or interactive content that reacts to individual key presses, will be made available through an upcoming app distributed through Steam that will also allow users to upload and sell their own creations.
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Up to three video skins can be stored and quickly changed on the Centerpiece keyboard at a time, which is powered by its own CPU and GPU so as not to put any processing strains on the computer it’s connected to (via a USB-C cable).
A specific release date for the Centerpiece keyboard hasn’t been announced yet aside from “early 2023,” but Finalmouse has set the pricing at $349. What’s also unknown is what content the keyboard will have pre-loaded, or if users will have to hop into the company’s Freethinker Portal app to buy a skin before the show beneath their fingers can begin.
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