It is a real keyboard, but it has no phsical keys. It is a display, but it is supposed to be a keyboard.
This keyboard is no longer a keyboard under the traditional definition. Keys are showed on a touch screen display which can also display images and videos by programming. This is a wonderful and crazy stuff.
Check out the following video, you’ll learn what we are talking about:
This is basically a bag, or a purse, whatever. But the most noticeable feature of the keyboard bag is the funky style created from ABS plastic keys of computer keyboard.
The KeyBag has 4 colour options with the nylon interior design. Dimension: 30cm x 22cm x 5cm.
Actually it looks like keyboards but obviously you can’t type with it.
If you want some funky stuff and geek style, that’ll be it.
It’ll cost you 130 euros or us$190 or au$219.
Check out the keybag official website for details.
via gearfuse
This latest patent held by Microsoft, featured a multi-touch virtual keyboard design, solved the issue that user could not really feel and locate the on screen keyboard without looking at it.
The key concept for the virtual computer keyboard technology is that it’s using the multi-touch design to make the on screen virtual keyboard show on the place where your palms are located once you touch the screen. So you can key in anywhere on the screen without knowing where the keys actually are.
Very simple concept but really handy design.
It seems there is going to be a touchscreen war at the end of this decade.
Hare is a video we found on youtube indicated that Microsoft have implemented a kind of Multi-touch tech on its coming OS Windows 7.
Microsoft Surface – Microsoft multitouch computer display
Would physical keyboards survive for another decade?
Via: the original news on cnet
This is the latest monster gaming laptop from Alienware. On board with an Intel Core 2 Qua QX9300 processor, dual Nvida GTX 280M video cards in SLI mode, 4GB dual channel DDR3 mamory and 2x 500GB 7200 RPM hard disk in RAID 0.
What really impressed me was its full size computer keyboard came with the number pad that most of the laptops would never have. It also comes with LED lights under the keys’ touch strips. The lighting is so fantastic as you can choose the ideal combination of the colours from in the command center software. You’ll definitely have some fun with those LED lights when playing games.
Image Credit: review-alienware-m17x
Check out more information on the Alienware M17x product Page of DELL.
Here is a video from youtube – Alienware M17x Gaming Notebook Review- HotHardware, check it out:
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
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