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Back in December I asked whether we could find it in ourselves to give the i.Tech Virtual Keyboard a second chance, and it was poor Judie over at Gear Diary who had to put it through its paces. I say "poor Judie" not because she hates playing with sexy gadgets - quite the opposite - but in the name of getting a working, projected keyboard on her desk she's had to delve far deeper into Bluetooth stacks and the vagaries of Windows service packs than any sane individual would wish on another. So was it worth her pain and misery and, since I know you're a cruel soul and care more about how you should spend your hard earned florins, is it something you should go out and buy? Read The Full Story

I think that for all of us there are products out there that we know are flawed and yet we still want them; for me, the i.Tech Virtual Keyboard is one such gadget.  The idea of a laser projected keyboard, turning any flat surface into an input device, gets me so excited I can't quite sit still; despite reviews pounding it for the complete absence of tactile feedback, the eventual repetitive strain on your fingers from bashing a desk, and the general wonkiness of its laser technology, I still want one. So I'm glad to see that on of my favourite reviewers, Judie over at Gear Diary, has a Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard in for testing.  We've only got some unboxing photos to sate us so far, but Judie is promising the full review on January 15th.  If if ends up less than glowing, might I suggest "How the i.Tech Virtual Keyboard was meant to change my life but instead broke my heart" as a title? Read The Full Story