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Well, I'm still not sure ... I'm going off of the latest information I have, not being sure if there has been a platform definitively committed to at this point. What I have is what you kindly posted: https://forum.swissmicros.com/download/file.php?id=430 And I see colour in the bezel area. Is the c...

@dlachieze For a long time .... Stop Lights have been standardized. Red ball is top or left side of the array, amber ball is to the right of or below red. Green ball is below or to the right of amber. Turn arrows follow the same pattern. The colour blind may not be able to tell the colors apart, but...

Please forgive me ... but will the screen of the intended hardware (yet to be committed to) be able to display colour?

Then I must admit I misunderstood your post: I thought you were showing the HP-35S as your example of good shift key design. If not, however, why did you show this calculator at all? This world is enigmatic ... Though the HP tradition is simply f, g, and h for calculators with more than one shift k...

@Walter: Yes, I agree. The principle ... is the thing. From a guiding principle point of view (in the HP tradition at least) ... I am proposing that cleaner and leaner is the way to go. That means colour only. Haven't mentioned anything on arrows. However, I suppose one could posit that they might b...

Consider a pared down, cleaner aesthetic. Consider no letter ... at all. Eliminate any (and all) unnecessary clutter. What needs to be communicated by these keys (their sole purpose) can be achieved more efficiently, indeed more effectively ... by the use colour alone. I propose/contend that this pa...

Please include me in your mail-out as well. I only hope I can return the favour in the future. Thank you ... very much!

Gentlemen, having not heard back yet, can I assume that the most up-yo-date iteration of the 43s keyboard is the following ...? I fear I may not have this right. Please advise. Thank you.

Gentlemen ... very impressive project! Almost overwhelmingly ambitious. Many ... MANY... moving parts. I am truly in awe of those that are holding it all together. Up until now I've only been watching from the sidelines as a new (although highly interested) non-contributor. I would be very grateful ...