

It's hard to tell what's going on here, it appears to be a typewriter crossed with a laptop + a morse code keypad of sorts, but one thing is for sure, it's awesome and belongs in Brazil. [via] - Link & Japanese page.
Portable typewriter laptop...
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Belongs in the *movie* "Brazil" -- wonderful mashup of laptop, portable and Enigma crypto machine!!!
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Yeah, I thought he meant the movie too. Which makes sense. My question, though, is does it run Linux?
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My guess is that this is a portable telegraph system. Your brain/ears recieve Morse and you type out the message for a permanent record. You bang out your reply on the key.
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The telegraph key is a track-ball! Fantastical!
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Looks like it came right out of a steampunk novel!
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The telegraph was the original network from which all other networks are descended.
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