The HP Eliteboard G1a plays a bit off the old Commodore 64 formula of a desktop computer built into a keyboard, but for office use in 2026. While I feel it’s a charming and quirky idea, I was prepared to hate the typing feel of this latticeless membrane keyboard.

We’re living in a golden age of wireless keyboards. In the past few months, Microsoft and Apple have both released much needed upgrades on their previous wireless keyboards. And other third-party manufacturers are making minimalist, ergonomic and ...