It has no delete key. Where the delete key should be, the keyboard says, “Keep Going”. It has no internet connection. The chassis is made mostly of bamboo. It has a large E Ink screen and could run for months on a single charge. It is a writer’s dream machine.
I present to you all on Steemit, this:
This wooden laptop was lovingly hand-crafted (and CNC routed) by the talented 
Modern laptops are distracting. That is clear enough. It's impossible for most people to write or think anything meaningful, because modern computer-use involves constant bombardment from a sprawling hell of pop-up notifications.
The author Johnathan Franzen has the same opinion, once writing:
“It’s doubtful that anyone with an internet connection at his workplace is writing good fiction”
So,
Yes, you can only type forward. No delete key. Momentum is the thing; editing is for cowards.
Well, technically, our idea is that you edit later on a full-blown computer.
Here are some more images of the prototype:
Our project met a stumbling block though. We can't find an engineer who is able to connect an E Ink display to a low-power microprocessor and keyboard. And so, beautiful though she is, the distraction-free wooden-laptop remains a lonely prototype.
I feel that