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Yuzu Launches Customizable KLP Lamé Keycaps for Ergonomic Mechanical Keyboards

October 10

Yuzu, the custom keycap maker, has just added the open-source KLP Lamé keycap profile to its portfolio of customizable keycaps, alongside the already available Cherry, KAM, PFF, and PBS profiles.

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