Das Keyboard is a group of computer keyboards made by Metadot Corporation, a company of software based in Austin, Texas. These types of keyboards feature blank keycaps, improving its touch typing skills and getting rid of the rearrangement key for substitute keyboard layouts.

Das Keyboard versions have been available since 2008. These mechanical key switches have also been made by Cherry and Greetech.

These series of computer keyboards are acknowledged for its high-end mechanical keyboards, which is now trending online. The Das Keyboard Company will make its debut wearing the banner "the World's First Cloud Connected Keyboard" that runs information from the web right through its input device. Not anymore establishing a display on its keyboard, notifications pops up as defined with colors on the QWERTY standard keyboard layout.

Das Keyboard Company claimed to offer an open Application Program Interface (API) for costumers that can produce scripts and shortcuts for the device. The action keyboard has its new Gamma-Zulu mechanical keys that highlight a 1.5mm actuation point that will long lasts 100 million presses before it may broke up.

The Das Keyboard 5Q is the new release equipped with a cloud-connected open APR RGB mechanical keyboards which grant every key to be controlled by its color over the internet.

"Das Keyboard 5Q is the keyboard of the 21st century," said Kickstarter, which is the platform that helped launch the device.

You can input into program any key on the Das Keyboard 5Q to glow the color you want based on the information you define. That makes the Das Keyboard 5Q way more different from any other keyboard ever created. It's not just an input device but also an output device.

Preorders for the device are now available for $229 in stores and online. What do you think of this cloud-connected keyboard?