8BitDo, which makes unique controllers, has released a Nintendo-themed keyboard. When you think of a Nintendo gamepad, it reminds you of grinding buttons roughly, but this time, we also released very large A and B buttons.
There are many keyboards in the world. We offer a wide variety of keyboards, from cheap keyboards to high-end keyboards. When features have become similar, there aren't many ways to differentiate yourself. Strategies to improve an extremely subtle sensory experience or keep the price down while leaving only the necessary features.
8BitDo differentiates itself by design. I made a keyboard with the theme of color and texture that was used a lot in the 80's and 90's. We provide two themes, N Edition and Family Edition.
N Edition applied the impression of NES (Nintendo Entertainment System), which was released in North America in 1985. The Fami Edition uses the red and off-white colors of the Famicom, Nintendo's first cartridge exchangeable home game console released in 1983.
With 87 keys, it supports 2 knobs, 3 Bluetooth switching buttons, and 3 modes: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Dongle. It provides configurable A and B buttons.
The website sells cost-effective controllers that can be used in various environments such as Xbox, PS, and Nintendo. They also sell classic Nintendo concept controllers.
At the end of the day, every business is about providing unique value that no other company can take away. Usually, it comes to mind to strategically innovate the business structure or reach the end of technology and provide an experience that can never be surpassed, but looking at the keyboard made with classic Nintendo in the 80s, I also came up with a way to reach the end of the concept and provide an experience that can never be surpassed. has risen I think this area is the power of design. This concept seems to include not only reviving things from the past, but also pushing the unique concept of a service or product.
Personally, I like the mouse, which looks like a photo shoot prop. Is this not for sale... !
