Tag: Keyboards
Mad Catz Eclipse Wireless litetouch Keyboard Now Available
By Andrew Liszewski
First shown at CES 2010 earlier this year (it's amazing how much you still miss even after wandering the show for 3...
MS Arc Keyboard Reviewed. Verdict: Aesthetically Pleasing as it is...
By Ian Chiu
MS Arc Keyboard seems to have something for everyone. Whether you need a miniature wireless input device for your HTPC or...
Rii Mini Wireless Keyboard
By Andrew Liszewski
Last year we had a brief hands-on with Unisen's wireless compact keyboard & touchpad device, and while it's served its purpose well,...
Mobience smallQWERTY Keypad Designed For Keyboard-less Touchscreen Devices
By Andrew Liszewski
Touchscreen displays not only make portable devices like smartphones and MIDs easier to interact with, but they also remove the need for...
[CES 2010] Eclipse litetouch Keyboard Brings A Touchscreen To Your Living...
By Chris Scott Barr
There was a time not all that long ago where Mad Catz was a brand associated with cheap gaming accessories that...
[CES 2010] Smartfish Announces A New Twist On The Ergonomic Keyboard
By Chris Scott Barr
There's nothing new about the idea of an ergonomic keyboard. The logic behind them is that your average keyboard is not...
Keystick Keyboard Folds Like A Fan For Portability
By David Ponce
Designers Yoonsang Kim & Eunsung Park have envisioned the above keyboard, called the "Keystick" as a fully functional qwerty device that would...
Glow In Dark Keyboard Stickers
By Chris Scott Barr
Backlit keyboards have become rather popular over the years, especially with gamers. Why? Because we tend to sit in the dark...
Lenovo Releases New ThinkPad USB Keyboard
By Chris Scott Barr
I spend a lot of time typing, so having a keyboard that's comfortable is really important. When I'm on the road,...