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If you are referring to libre.thinkpenguin.com in regards to the laptops the non-US layout keyboard options are dependent on the compatibility existing between our laptops and other larger companies. There is some compatibility between companies in regards to laptops although it is near impossible to figure out. Once you do though you can frequently get hundreds of different layouts in other languages which your company can't actually acquire due to low demand. For instance the French / English Canadian layout keyboard might be available although is like one layout which would not be in sufficient demand for us to source in large quantities.
The thing with most laptops is that there aren't that many manufacturers for any component including the chassis. Everybody who has a brand uses one of 4-5 companies for manufacturing. That is why each generation you find the laptops are generally the same between manufacturers. What one manufacturer does everybody else has to do. Apple's not that different despite what people think/claim. They're using the same chipsets and the same general designs as everybody else underneath. Apple doesn't have it's own graphics chipset- they use nVidia, they don't have there own CPUs, they use Intel (and I think IBM in the past), they don't have there own wireless chipset, they use Intel/Atheros/and probably others, etc. The cases aren't that different either. They've just done the marketing on a massive scale. You can find very sleek and simple cases. There are a number of manufacturers which have fabricated similar cases prior to Apple's own designs.
Anyway. The keyboard options that are available on current models is limited. We do have a laptop that should be up shortly that I believe we can fit with Germany/French/Spanish/English layout. If not we will have it soon for this model. We have a few other new models coming in September too. All should have a decent select of keyboard layouts available (German/French/Spanish/English/ and maybe a few others). We are seeing demand increasing and it is likely we will have more layouts available besides those in the future. At this point the market is still developing though. Get your friends to buy! It'll ultimately benefit you. I can say that when we first started a number of parts were impossible to get. Now we have a decent size catalog and things are much much easier. Some things are still a work in progress although developments are unfolding. A newer USB N wireless chipset for instance. We are working on it although unfortunately it's dependent on an Atheros executive signing a sheet of paper. So even though we have the support at Atheros and things are looking good... they aren't yet done deals. We also have to come up with a large chunk of change for the initial adapters as there aren't any designs we can use for the case using the chipset already. At least not from anybody willing to work with us.
