Computer keyboard glows in the dark. Sounds interesting!
It is the little letter stickers that illuminate the keyboard. The stickers can reflect the light as faint as the glow in your monitor. There, your computer keyboard become glowing in the dark.
Available at BaronBob.com for $8.95.
Via: foolishgadgets
This wireless bluetooth extended computer keyboard(the above one) can be another option for your Mac. It is designed for all Mac computers with bluetooth. Its arctic white color well matches your Mac. The extra numerical keypad can be an advantage compared with Mac cable-free keyboard, but the Mac wireless keyboard has its more remarkable stylish cool apparance.
What is your experience about those two kinds of keyboard? Which one do you favor?
Via: geardiary
This brand computer keyboard is so cool to replace letters on each key with 28 brands’ initials that includes: Adidas – Burger king – Coca Cola – Disney – Ebay – Facebook – Google – Hp – Intel – J&b – Kodak – Lacoste – Mac donald´s – Nike – O2 – Pepsi – Quaker – Rolling stone – Shell – Twitter – Unilever – Virgin – WordPress – Xerox – You tube – Zippo – (GENIUS). The idea of doing this is brilliant. According to the designer, it’s the expression of the advertising psychology to make us remember the famous brands and logos than just see our own alphabet everyday.
Via: Brand Keyboard
This strange computer keyboard is waterproof and foldable, very interesting design. With one of these, you won’t be troubled by some annoying little incident like “spilling coffee/beer on the computer keyboard ” anymore.
The following information features this waterproof computer keyboard:
Compatible with IBM, PC
USB (+PS/2)
Key Travel: 2.5±0.5mm
Operating Force: 60±5gm
Operating Temp: -20~50℃
Storage Temp: -40~80℃
Layout: 126 Keys
Switch Life: 10,000,000 time
Pressure sensitive computer keyboards have been used as MIDI keyboards for a while.
But old computer keyboards (those qwerty computer keyboards), there are still have some life left for them.
Computer keyboard developers from Microsoft hardware division built this keyboard prototype as membrane layers were used with resistive coating plus keyboard to get the analog data converted to use.
Every key can register up to 8 pressure levels on it.
Check out the following vid, it shows how this computer keyboard works. via Procrastineering
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