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more about #keyboards more comments → Software_Goddess: This guy really needs a tweezers, a razor, a loufa, and some moisturizer! #singularity more » Nathan Obbards: Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn #singularity more » met2art: Anything that requires a user to wear gloves or glasses is junk that will swiftly be relegated to obscurity in a scrap heap. Such novelty junk has bee... more » nutbastard: the mouse and the keyboard are interesting devices, not unlike, say, the steering wheel. they do more to accomodate the inherent limitations of human... more » Platypus Man: Looks cool, but how far away are we from this? #singularity more » dragon:ONE: We've had wearable computing for ages. Remember this? It's from 2000 or so - the Xybernaut Poma. Wearable Windows CE device, for about $1500. If thes... more » Michai: I say weave a giant flexible organic led screen into a womans tank top and then apply some augmented Reality software to it... if there is a reason, ... more » dirtybacon: I have yet to justify one of these gaming keyboards... but have been eyeing them for over a year. This one looks promising. #logitechg110 more » ELPARTO: If I still worked for the university, I wonder if I could talk the ergonomics and employee health department into getting me one of these. Hell one t... more » robertmoorefl: This is a big thing for Hospitals, where sterilization is a bigger issue. I remember seeing a prototype of this a while back, and am glad it's finall... more » -
#userinterface
Gadget Singularity: Let's Ditch Our Buttons and Screens Forever
The past decade's march towards better gadgets shows a trend line pointing towards ultra powerful gadgets with UIs so seamless, they make Macs look like a punchcard computers. But if you think about it, we—not hardware—are the limitation. More » -
#gaming
Logitech G110 Gaming Keyboard Has More Purple Lights Than a Discoteque
Logitech's more basic counterpart to the ridiculous G19 gaming keyboard, the G110 is screenless, playing up custom lighting with "red, blue, or pretty much any shade of purple you can imagine." Mostly, I'm glad they finally integrated some headset jacks. More » -
#keyboard
Piggy Flu Mania Means Vioguard Keyboard Is Your Best Hope For H1N1 Avoidance
The Vioguard keyboard might be the first keyboard to specifically target the swines, using two 25-watt UV lights to kill 99.99% of viruses and bacteria in about 90 seconds. More » -
#microsoft
Your Password Will Never Get Stolen With the Safelock Keyboard
What can you do with a pressure-sensitive keyboard? That's what Microsoft asked 40 teams. SafeLock's one answer: It doesn't just know your password, but how you type it, biometrically authenticating you without creepier probes. [ACM via GadgetVenue via CrunchGear] -
#remote
This No-Name HTPC Remote Has a Keyboard, Can Work With Game Consoles?
If this $40 remote actually does what it says it does, then it might be one of the most useful HTPC remotes out there. It looks like a Motorola Q, but communicates over RF to its USB receiver. More » -
#questionoftheday
Apple and Microsoft Tablets: Hardware Keyboard or Software Keyboard?
Whether it's the Microsoft Courier or upcoming Apple Tablet that launches first, the point is clear: tablet are coming. The only question left is how you're going to interact with them. More » -
#instruments
Korg microSAMPLER Ready to Rock Your iPhone Noodlings
The iPhone has so many great music-creation apps that they deserve their own category, but shiny dedicated instruments like Korg's new 37-key sampler are always nice. It has a line-input, goose-neck microphone, and editing software for the Mac or PC. More » -
#keyboards
Microsoft's Pressure-Sensitive Keyboard Could Change The Way You Type
It's only a prototype at the moment, but the pressure-sensitive keyboard Microsoft has cooking up promises to make your typing far more efficient. More » -
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#notebooks
Now All the Alienware m17x's Keyboard Needs is a Unicorn
Matt told me the Alienware's m17x notebook was blinged out like it "just landed on earth after a long trip from a planet populated entirely by a evolved race of disco lights". I guess this is what he was talking about. [Crave] -
#keyboards
OCZ Sabre OLED Keyboard (Unofficial Codename: Optimus Budgetus) Priced at $135
The OCZ Sabre asked us to compromise, featuring a sharply limited number of display-integrated keys, so we asked it to do the same: dip below $200, or else. Today, ZipZoomFly is listing the Sabre at a reasonable $135.00. More » -
#keyboard
10 Ways to Make Your Keyboard Slightly Less Disgusting
Your keyboard is probably a SuperFund site waiting to happen—luckily there's more than one way to skin a biohazard. Inc.com has 10 ways to clean your keyboard, blow dryer being their wiliest, if lightweight, method. [Inc.com via Lifehacker] -
#keyboards
Lenovo on the Slow, Painful Evolution of Keyboards
The Lenovo T400 series, aside from its occasional tussles with heavy machinery, doesn't immediately stand out in the mid-size, high-end laptop crowd. That is, until you try to type on one. More » -
#sweets
S'More Keyboard Would Not Survive 10 Minutes on My Desk
If this keyboard were real, and not made up of hundreds of thousands of Photoshopped pixels, it would undoubtedly be a delicious PC experience right at your fingertips. More » -
#keyboards
OCZ Sabre Does OLED Custom Keys On the Cheap
With the Sabre, OCZ has made good on a CES promise: to take Art Lebedev's OLED-in-each-key concept and adapt it for the mass market. Along with a lower price, though, this means a less impressive feature set. More » -
#keyboards
iHome's iConnect Keyboard Combines QWERTY and iPod Docking
Released alongside iHome's iStand, the iConnect is an iPhone-ready keyboard with a built-in dock that allows you to sync and charge your iPhone/iPods automatically from the peripheral. More » -
#peripherals
iHome Does the Impossible, Fits Laptop Into an iPod Dock
Did you know that a laptop cannot function on your desk? It's true, the thing won't even boot. Luckily, iHome's iStand is saving the world from this technological travesty. More » -
#keyboards
Reversible Econo-keys Keyboard Features Keys and Trackpad On Opposite Sides
Econo-keys is a compact, reversible gadget that has a full QWERTY keyboard on one side, and a built-in trackpad with buttons on the other. More » -
#keyboards
Asus Eee Keyboard With PC and Touchscreen Caught Looking Great On Video
Engadget Chinese got some footage of the Eee Keyboard in action, and judging from the video, the touchscreen-endowed keyboard looks like it has some promise. The secret behind its mojo? It runs a standalone version of Windows XP. More » -
#diy
Keykeriki Open Source Wireless Keyboard Sniffer
The team at Remote-Exploit.org are currently working on an open source hardware/software sniffer project that allows you to decode Microsoft wireless keyboards (and Logitech boards in the near future). More » -
#software
Triangle Keys May Be Ideal for LCD Keyboards But Look Vaguely Klingon
A Brit named David Baker wants you to believe that his Crocodile Keyboard concept—for which he's submitted a patent application—is the best way for big fat fingers to type on LCDs, because there's more dead space to absorb accidental taps. Good idea, secret Trek shoutout or both? [Register] -
#bikes
Odyssey Keyboard Grips Combine Love Of Biking, Efficient Text Input
I'm not sure how much overlap there is between the BMX and technophile crowds, but at just $10, I like to think even the surliest curb-hopper could appreciate a QWERTY (well, QWGTSU, really) handlebar grip. $10. [Gadget Lab] -
#keyboards
Melting Keyboard Wall Graphic
If you want to make sure your baby will turn out to be a super cool geek, just wallpaper the nursery with this keyboard decal. [Zek via Unplggd] -
#diy
Sew Your Own Functioning Keyboard Pants
You'll need a laser cutter to do it right, but otherwise, these keyboard pants are easy enough to make yourself. More » -
#keyboard
Delicious Korean Luxeed LED Keyboard Gets Mac Support
The incredibly colorful Korean Luxeed keyboard just got Mac and Linux support, so if you can stand the fact that it has Korean on it, it has 430 LEDs inside. [Luxeed via BBG] -
#keyboards
Art Deco is the New Steampunk
Datamancer, who made the still-impressive Steampunk keyboard, has moved on to art deco. We cannot applaud this enough. More » -
#keyboards
Grope the Medigenic Keyboard All You Want, This Sucker's Built to Get Dirty
Designed to withstand hospital-grade disinfectants, extreme wipe-downs and an array of killer diseases, these Medigenic infection-control keyboards are equipped with a few tricks for simple sanitary lockdowns. More » -
#review
Logitech G19 Keyboard Review
Logitech's G19 gaming keyboard—which borders on ludicrous with its embedded Linux mini-computer and full-blown LCD monitor—is the best one they've made yet, even if it doesn't quite reach its full mind-blowing potential. More » -
#handjob
Researcher Blames OLPC, Video Games and Crayons For Deforming Innocent Hands
If Mike Tomich is to be believed, coloring, video games and keyboard use are crippling our children. According to Tomich, each of these activities is responsible for deforming the youngin's hands. FOREVER. More » -
#clips
Cinema's Most Dramatic Typing Scenes
Are you telling me that no one has thought to combine the inherent suspense of a typing scene with the added drama of slow motion? I smell a low-hanging Oscar, Hollywood visual effects artists. More » -
#noisy
Spider Drill Piano Produces Symphony of Cacaphony
Brazilian artist Paulo Nenflidio, who's currently showing off his work in Arizona, creates weird noise-producing sculptures like this robot drill spider, which ends up sounding as frightening as it looks. More » -
#computers
Ctrl+Alt+Del Tool For a One-Handed Reboot
If you were using Windows in the 90's like this dude seems to be, a tool like this could have dramatically increased your productivity. [TechEBlog] -
#germs
Vioguard Germ-Fighting Keyboard Retracts For a UV Light Bath
We have all heard horror stories about how keyboards have more germs than a toilet seat right? Now a startup called Vioguard is taking this issue seriously with a self-sanitizing keyboard for hospitals. More » -
#qotd
Have You Ever Broken a Keyboard By Typing Too Hard?
Lam is a disgusting person, and this is his disgusting keyboard. He claims the damage was done by "typing too hard." I claim that he's just a dirty man. More » -
#art
White Chocolate Keyboard Most Definitely Melts In Your Hands
In a parallel universe, keyboards are made of white chocolate and PCs are solid toffee. Motherboards are generally graham cracker, a bit flimsy, yes, then topped in icing circuits and sugar plum processors. More » -
#manvsmachine
Your Keyboards May Have Been Made In Appalling Conditions
I don't mean to get super human-rights on everyone, but if you're using a keyboard from Microsoft, IBM, Dell, Lenovo or HP, there's a chance it was made under some horrific working conditions. More » -
#cellphones
Acer's First Smartphone Has Awkward Style, Solid Potential
As Acer's entry into the smartphone market approaches, details of handsets are beginning to leak. BGR has pictures of one: a touchscreen QWERTY phone with a decidedly novel approach to pop-out keyboarding. More » -
#peripherals
Completely White Apple Keyboard Looks Nice, Is Bad for Beginner Typists
Designer Steve Lee didn't really care for the new Apple keyboards, what with their use of two colors. So he decided to make his a little more…sparse. More » -
#crapmoto
Hello Kitty Keyboard Has Me Reaching for a Hammer
Hello Kitty will swallow your soul! And now that we have that out of the way, we can take a look at this incredibly loud looking Hello Kitty keyboard, which will also, incidentally, swallow souls. More » -
#review
Phantom Lapboard Review
The Phantom Lapboard is one of those fabled legends of the gadget world, a keyboard and mouse that you can use comfortably on a couch—in the making since 2004. More » -
#keyboards
Smartfish Pro:Motion Keyboard Has Motors To Stop Carpal Tunnel
The Pro:Motion Keyboard goes one step beyond regular ergonomic keyboards by incorporating motors that shift both angle and separation between keys throughout the day in order to prevent you from getting carpal tunnel syndrome. More »
