Two weeks ago, we learned about Atomic Keyboard’s MDR Dasher Keyboard, a keyboard based on the Lumon Terminal Pro terminals used in the Apple TV+ show Severance. The company plans to sell it ...

Ever since I tried my first mechanical keyboard many moons ago, I’ve been totally sold on clicky switches and chunky keycaps. I use a mechanical keyboard for both my Mac and my PC, and typing on ...

However, what is real is the MDR Dasher Keyboard, a replica of the keyboard used by Lumon employees in the show. According to Atomic Keyboard, the MDR Dasher Keyboard is inspired by the Data ...

Fans of Apple TV+’s Severance can now bring a piece of Lumon Industries home with a new keyboard that mirrors the one used by the Macrodata Refinement team (MDR). Inspired by the 1977 Data ...

The iconic Severance keyboard used by its severed MDR (Macrodata Refinement) team could one day be your keyboard of choice. Atomic Keyboard has announced that it’s building the MDR Dasher ...

“Baby Invasion” filmmaker Harmony Korine‘s creative collective brand EDGLRD is getting in on the lucrative trend of high-end gaming accessories with the launch of a limited edition keyboard ...

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A Lumon Terminal Pro computer was listed as a joke by Apple following Severance's season 2 finale, but there's a tie-in keyboard being developed that you'll be able to buy. Called the MDR Dasher ...

In each case, they are green with black, pink, and white accents. The headset, keyboard, and mouse all have Hatsune Miku silhouettes on them, as well as often the ASUS TUF Gaming logo.

The big picture: If you've ever wanted to bring a bit of Severance's office dystopia into your real life – minus the mind-splitting surgery – custom keyboard brand Atomic has you covered.

The keyboard's name comes from Data General's 'Dasher' Terminals for a retro computing hit straight from the '70s. These machines are used as salvaged props in the Macrodata Refinement (MDR ...