SlashGear JPFlexible silicone keyboards are old news, but this Duraflex Keyboard from Hela is designed to be especially tough. It is completely resistant to water and alcohol, and is fully functional within temperatures of -40 to 80 degrees Celsius. Roll it up and carry it around in your pocket. Too bad you can’t roll up your PC and put it in your other pocket.
Duraflex comfort keyboard [Via: Fosfor Gadgets]
Duraflex Keyboard: Strong and Flexible
By Rue Liu on Thursday, Nov 2nd 2006 No Comments
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