<caption><image_18>The image shows a person's hands holding a black keyboard with white keys. The keys are arranged in a standard QWERTY layout with the letters A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, K, and N visible. The keyboard appears to be new and unused, with no visible damage or wear. The background is a dark grey desk with a small plant and a picture frame on the right side.</caption> noise co in there but i obviously haven't programmed it yet but let's go ahead and see what it looks oh it's actually i actually did get those on the right one surprisingly enough um i'm still getting used to the 40 but i've been playing around with another uh 40 this is the bm40 now this is a 3d printed case that i made and i'm using um the drop oil kb i believe this keycap set um so i'm still getting used to it that's why i kind of laid this one out in a
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