Posts filed under 'Keyboard'
Remember that concept pen PDA we showed you a few months back with the projection screen and keyboard
? Well it looks like we’re half way to that reality with the Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard. This matchbox-sized gadget actually projects a 63 key QWERTY keyboard onto any flat surface using a laser. Where your fingers press a virtual key and break the laser, it’s as if you hit a key. Very cool.
The wireless device is about 3.5 inches tall and features a rechargable battery that should keep you going for 2 hours of continuous typing. The device communicates over Bluetooth and is compatible with PalmOS 5, PocketPC 2003, Windows Smartphone, Symbian OS, and Windows 2000/XP with limited Mac OS X Support.
Available now for $179.99 at ThinkGeek.
April 12th, 2006
If you’ve got a penchant for video game frustration, then the Grandtec Virtually Indestructible Keyboard made of silicone is probably a choice peripheral. Comes in two colors: black and glow in the dark, and because it’s made of silicon it types virtually silent, is impervious to liquid, and can be cleaned easily.
Available here for $40.
Keyboard gets tough to beat anger management [PocketLint]
March 29th, 2006
The day I can type 30-60 WPM on this alien looking thing, is the day I quit my day job and take up court room stenography. Ok, so the manufactures claims may be a little lofty, but we can’t blame them for trying. Riddled with an assortment of keys and rocker buttons the Alpha Grip AG-5 is designed to be an alternative to the QWERTY keyboard. Included in the wildly package is a trackball for cursor movement, and ‘enhanced’ QWERTY keyboard layout, a USB port and an expansion slot to add on handheld computers, wireless communication modules, and whatever else you can jam in there. Available for here for $99.
Product page here.
AlphaGrip Mouse-Keyboard [Ubergizmo]
March 16th, 2006
Looking for a
keyboard you can just roll up?
Eleksen is now offering a fabric keyboard to OEMs, who can fully configure the character set and layout of the keys. The keyboard weighs only 60 grams and can be rolled up and transported. Now my question, is it machine washable?
Fabric Keyboard Requires no Ironing [Everything USB]
March 10th, 2006
Keyboards with built in pointing devices are not a new invention. Keyboards have been equipped with trackpads for years now. However, the Trust KB-2800 Wireless Pointer Stick Keyboard is different. The KB-2800 features a unique pointing device — a sort of joystick.
Picture those little nipples you’ve seen between the G and H key on laptops. Now make it bigger and raise it off the keyboard. You got yourself the pointing device on the KB-2800.
The KB-2800 is a 2.4 Ghz wireless device with an included USB receiver.
The KB-2800 is available now for $60.
Trust Pointer Keyboard - No Mouse Needed! [BIOS]
March 10th, 2006
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