The LCD and steel tubes arrived yesterday. I forgot that I ordered those tubes, and this was before I decided to cut the load cell (which more or less eliminated the need for the tube).



The LCD looks small yet advanced.



This changes my perspective a bit on how technologically advanced this input device probably is. I probably shouldn't expect anything less considering that the button-pressing keyboard has been mostly undisputed for over 40 years, giving engineers plenty of time to have obtained a faster solution.
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I just got the MP6543 in the mail too. It's rather tiny so it doesn't show up on camera that well.
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