PC Keyboard Salt and Pepper Shakers don't support SureType

Just what you needed, right? After a hard day's night pounding away on keys for The Man, do you really want to season your grub with a little QWERTY? Amazingly, we bet the answer is still yes. Get your set now for $10.95.

[Via technabob]

[Slarity Posted Jun 11th 2008 8:08AM]

Wow I am a true geek, I want these.

My fiance buys these stupid salt/pepper shakers where you cant even tell which one is which. No guessing here with colors and letters.

[jgpuff Posted Jun 11th 2008 9:05AM]

True geeks season their food with Dvorak, not Qwerty.

[aubreyq Posted Jun 11th 2008 11:34AM]

As long as you know "which one is which" in the area that really matters, you'll be fine ;-)

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 11th 2008 8:13AM]

I don't understand...

What does this have to do with the iPhone?

[bondsbw Posted Jun 11th 2008 8:30AM]

The fact that your posts about both of them have nothing to do with cognition.

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 11th 2008 8:14AM]

I'll wait for the onscreen version of this keyboard lol

[Slarity Posted Jun 11th 2008 8:15AM]

Comment dissapeared? Sad to say I want.

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 11th 2008 8:25AM]

i'd like a Optimus Maximus version. since i want to change the key display to make it look fancy or put something else in it.

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 11th 2008 8:26AM]

wow! very geeky! i want one!

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 11th 2008 8:52AM]

But.. that's not where the S & P keys belong...

(the S key belongs 90 degrees rotated clockwise, in the space where they put the P key.. and the P key... well, they'd have to add a lot more cardboard box, there).

Feeling ultra-geeky this morning :-)

[Luke Posted Jun 11th 2008 9:30AM]

One hole for salt and four for pepper? Fail.

[Chefgon Posted Jun 11th 2008 10:55AM]

Almost all salt and pepper shakers put more holes on the pepper shaker than the salt one. It is some kind of industry standard.

[Aaronage Posted Jun 11th 2008 9:33AM]

I saw these like... ages ago xD

But yeah these are sweet, id definately have some in my house (apart from i don't a house, so yeah lol)

[onepinksheep Posted Jun 11th 2008 10:00AM]

I don't want no P in my soup! >_

[Lowest Ranked Posted Jun 11th 2008 1:07PM]

Then wouldn't that just be Sou?

[onepinksheep Posted Jun 11th 2008 1:30PM]

Don't want no S either, so I guess I'll have me some ou.

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 11th 2008 10:04AM]

These should be standard in the cafeterias of every software house in the world. Although the idea of "Please pass the P" doesn't sound all that appealing

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 11th 2008 11:43AM]

I'd like a set of these in the lunch room! Please pass the "S".

[Slaarg Posted Jun 11th 2008 2:52PM]

This looks like it's from Art Lebedev....It's their kind of thing.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 17th 2008 6:24AM]

First, that's not a very ergonomic keyboard - the keys are in parallel columns...

Second, if it's a QWERTY keyboard, the S should be where the P is and the P should be where my comment is.

Third, I bet they're hardly functional - and any true geeks here will know function should always be prioritised over form.