Local Couple and New Parents Add an Organic Feel to a High-Tech Time
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The inspiration behind the recently-launched Kickstarter campaign, Emma Rose Harris, just celebrated 4 months of life and has begun teething.
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"A great way to add character to your clicks," shared local college graduate Karolyn Dang after trying her set of Kick Butt Keys for the first time. Shown in the photo is one of the more popular of the eight available colors, Aqua.
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"I love it because I'm used to seeing the little green light on my caps lock," shared Carl Dameron of Dameron Communications.
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Available in eight different colors, these real wood key covers for your Mac are currently available on Kickstarter only until 10 a.m. on Nov. 4, 2015.
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These real wood key covers are created using sustainable wood and a high-precision laser engraver. For every one tree cut down to create these one-of-a-kind additions to the everyday, three are planted!
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"Oh my goodness - it's really wood," said college student and avid typer Kayla Sheldon, after seeing her new set of keys for the first time.
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Kick Butt Keys are the creation of an Inland Empire-based couple who wanted to add an organic feel to their high-tech lives.
October 19, 2015 at 12:12pm. Views: 217
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