www.slashgear.com: There's a big chance that you're in one of two camps when it comes to electric pianos versus keyboards. You might find that only those instruments, and only the best among them, can replicate the feeling of a real piano, or you don't see how a minuscule difference in the weight and pivot point of a piece of wood can bring the price of a mediocre rompler to the thousands of dollars. Alternatively, you might not know what an electric piano is at all. In a few words, an electric piano is a keyboard instrument meant to replicate the sound and feel of a real piano, and it's mostly used as a substitute for an acoustic instrument.
This seems like a nice list of keyboards, complete with review research. I like the humor throughout too. I do wish that there was a picture with each product the article mentions instead of just with each brand. As well, having the price for each model either in the sentence it was mentioned or in parentheses next to the link would have made for a better comparison across the models in the same brand, or even across brands. Overall I liked hearing about some different keyboards, though I didn’t understand the differences between them all I feel like I could pick out the best keyboard from a brand through this article. It also makes me wonder about what other types of keyboards are out there, I think a spiral keyboard would be fun. Or maybe, since the keys no longer have to be next to each other or parallel in order to hit a sting in the right way, there could be more ergonomic keyboards that would allow a greater number of people to play since the keys could be closer or doubled up in some way.
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