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Lenovo's Multimedia Remote with Keyboard
This Lenovo palm sized keyboard/trackpad (with the charming model name of 57Y6336) is a gem of a home theater PC controller. $60. [Lenovo via Engadget]Apple Patent For a Keyboard With Disappearing Nubs
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OK, listen up undapants! I'm so getting these keyboard stickers by Chris de Lorenzo. Why, you ask? What do you mean why? It has ninjas! And umbrellas! And pirates! And elves! And yetis! And ice cream! And freaking David Bowie! More »What Could Possible Go Wrong on a Skatekeyboard?
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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 »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 »Microsoft Getting Cleverer and Cleverer With New Multitouch Screen Keyboard
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It's a little odd, but this keyboard key-shaped card reader is actually pretty functional. It's compact and supports SDHC 2.0, SD, micro SDHC, microSD/T-flash, Sony M2, Memory Stick and MS Duo for only $12. [USB Geek via TechFresh]Mac OS X's Scalable Keyboard Is Probably Not a Sign of the Apple Tablet
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Users complain about not having one, and it'd be easy (for Palm) to add: The Pre should've come with an onscreen keyboard. Well, the Pre has finally gotten its soft QWERTY, unofficially. More »Logitech MK700 Wireless Desktop Features Concave Keys to Cradle Your Fingertips
Logitech's new wireless desktop keyboard/mouse set, the MK700, is a nice-looking, if standard, Logitech offering. It's got a little LCD, shiny black finish and efficient batteries. But it's also packing Logitech's new "Incurve" concave keys to sensuously caress your fingers. More »Microsoft's Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 Includes Smart Features For Windows 7
Its got "comfort" right in the title, so you know Microsoft has put a premium on ergonomic design with their Desktop 5000 keyboard and mouse. They have also added "smart features" specifically designed for Windows 7 users. More »Hunt and Peck Keyboard Thinks It's Helping, But It Really Isn't
Say, for some reason, you've never encountered the QWERTY keyboard layout we've used in the US and UK for nearly 150 years. This Hunt and Peck keyboard think it's helping by reorganizing the keys alphabetically, but trust us, it's not. More »Now All the Alienware m17x's Keyboard Needs is a Unicorn
Tiny Akai USB Keyboard and Drum Pads
I do not play the piano. But it is delightful that synth keyboards are undergoing the same miniaturization renaissance as other gadgets. The LPK 25 is velocity sensitive and USB powered. And, there's a matching drum pad. [BBG]Brand Keyboard Is a Champion, or Possibly Critic, of Capitalism
This concept keyboard plays on our love of, or at least interest in, marketing by replacing all the letters with logos of corporations whose name begins with said letter. I seriously just spend five minutes picking them all out. More »