Over the summer, Microsoft took a break from showing off Windows 8 hybrids and turned its attention to unleashing a bunch of portable mice and keyboards. Turns out, Redmond wasn't quite done refreshing its accessories collection: the company just announced the Sculpt Comfort Keyboard, a full-size desktop model meant to complement all those mobile products announced back in July. Like some of Microsoft's older keyboards, it makes use of the company's ergonomically friendly Comfort Curve layout.
Engadget , Microsoft intros Sculpt Comfort Keyboard, left end of the space bar can be used as a backspace key, Microsoft intros Sculpt Comfort Keyboard, left end of the space bar can be used as a backspace key
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