Computer keyboards are always our topics, but we exited to find so many great keyboard related news over the Internet.
Here goes one for smartphone. Google’s Android, touchscreen, smartphone with traditional QWETRTY keyboard, what could you expect more?
This LG-GW620 smartphone is one of the latest products introduced by LG electronics, powered by Google Android mobile OS. Good to hear some more companies to join to support the android mobile operating system.
And as most of the smart phones, it’s social networking ready
Could be reloaded with Gmail, Google Maps (possibly, not certain)
Ability to log into the Android Market for new mobile applications
The Android-powered handset could be available after September in Europe first, price unknown.
It seemed Google Android is attracting more handset manufacturer, it’s expected that over 20 smartphones loaded with Google Android will be seen in the market in year 2009, probably before new year, according to Google.
Computer keyboard on the screen Snow Leopard is a new fun stuff found by Cult of Mac’s Leander Khaney. The new Computer Keyboard Viewer app seems to be a part of a touch screen OS, but actually it’s built-in functionality of Snow Leopard. So what do you think of it?
How to activate this on screen computer keyboard viewer?
System Preferences => then Keyboard => Show Keyboard & Character Viewer in menu bar => the menu bar at top right, click “Show Keyboard Viewer”
“A Really cool app that comes with Snow Leopard or Mac OS X Leopard Its really nice if you are pretty far from your Keyboard.”
New stuff found! This Cideko system with a mini computer keyboard contributes to the video sharing society! You can use the box to connect to your computer with another connected to your Television.
Make full control of your computer from a computer keyboard.
This box with computer keyboard isn’t available in Australia but you still can check out the video posted above.
Have a look at this small and smart box with computer keyboard.
Asus not usually makes computer keyboards, it usually delivers such a surging sea versions of the netbook Eee PC, including computers thataren’t netbooks, it is difficult to track them all. So I do not blame myself for not somehow disappear in a CES demoed back in January: the computer keyboard Eee, a computer packages within a minute the future keyboard. (Specswise, is actually not a laptop screen.)
The Eee keyboard is a touch screen on the right keys and exit HDMI, and DigiTimes communication that comes from “in October” for $ 400 – $ 500. Here is a video demonstration UMPC Portal, shot at CeBIT in Germany:
I am not so sure about this touch screen, which seems strange nonsense, period, and may be useless for southpaws like myself. But an Eee PC hooked to a TV as a kind of giant has remote capabilities. One of the reasons I do not have TV in my living room is that I have never seen one I would sit in my entertainment center. But with the computer, there’s nothing to get anywhere, but to hug you.
And C, I’m not ashamed to admit that I find the Eee keyboard is partly because the first computer I use is also a computer-in-a-keyboard. (No, this is not a touch screen to the right of the keyboard-this is a great as a TRS-80 logo.)
