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SteelSeries Shows Off MMO Keyset for Shift Keyboard

, Nov 18th 2010 Discuss [0]

Back at the end of September, SteelSeries unveiled a brand new way for people to use their keyboards, especially those who play a lot of different games, or do a lot of different tasks on one computer. Instead of buying a lot of different keyboards, why not just buy one that allows you to change the keyset? Thankfully, SteelSeries released the Shift Keyboard, which allows you to change keysets on the fly, and now they've added one more keyset to the mix: MMO. Read The Full Story

ThinkGeek whips out cool iPad Bluetooth Keyboard Case

I loves me some ThinkGeek. These people really know how to toss a product onto the market with geek appeal. The awesome Wampa Rug and the coolest pizza cutter ever in history of man that looked like the Enterprise are just two epic examples. The latest product from the company isn’t as geeky as those two, but it's more useful for many of us. Read The Full Story

Elecom Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard Available in Japan Soon

If you happen to find yourself in Japan, and you're currently in dire straits looking for a wireless keyboard, then perhaps the Elecom Bluetooth wireless keyboard fits the bill. It's a standard, compact keyboard that features a small profile, and yet a full keyboard, making sure that your typing experience isn't compromised. Read The Full Story

Omnio WOWKeys Costs $100, Works as iPhone Dock

If you don't have a Harley-Davidson, and you've been looking for new and interesting ways to dock your iPhone 3GS or iPhone 4, then maybe a keyboard is more to your liking. This fancy thing is called the WOWKeys, and it comes from Omnio. This is, as they put it, a "Made for iPhone" keyboard, and it will fit your iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS perfectly. It's perfectly compatible with your Windows-based PC, or your Mac, and the iPhone+keyboard offers plenty of hotkey features for those looking. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Week in Review – Week 44 2010

Hey gang, welcome back to another installment of the SlashGear Week in Review. The Samsung Galaxy Tab hit the UK this week starting at £99.99 with a new contract or £529.99 sans contract. The 7-inch slate is expected to sell well all around the world. Logitech unveiled a really cool keyboard this week that is a first for the company and the market. The keyboard is called the Wireless Solar keyboard K750 and gets the power to operate from the sun or the light in your room. Read The Full Story

Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 bypasses batteries

Logitech has unveiled its latest keyboard, the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750, and as the name suggests it relies on the sun for its power.  Looking a little like an oversized solar calculator, the K750 is a 1/3-inch thick but can run for up to three months in total darkness (after a full charge, of course). Read The Full Story

Razer Anansi Gaming Keyboard Set to Launch in December for $100

, Oct 26th 2010 Discuss [0]

Razer is no stranger to the gaming market, and they've just unveiled a brand new gaming keyboard to add to the mix. This new 'board is meant primarily for Massively Multiplayer Online and RPG titles, with inputs that are primarily aimed at MMO titles already installed. There are plenty of other included features along for the ride, which should make any gamer out there looking for a new keyboard give it a second look. Read The Full Story

Microsoft Adaptive Keyboard Tested by Students, Results are Varied

, Oct 21st 2010 Discuss [0]

It has been a couple of months since the Adaptive Keyboard from Microsoft broke cover. It was then that we got our first glimpse of the company's keyboard that features an LCD back, and a dynamic keyboard. While we're still wishing that the keyboard would be coming to the retail market, we'll be happy enough with a video of students using the keyboard in their own ways, coming up with new tasks for the keyboard to complete. The results are varied, but the overall idea is a pretty unique one. Read The Full Story

Razer Starcraft II gaming gear up for pre-order

We have already talked about the Razer Starcraft II themed line of gaming peripherals that are coming to market back during E3 when the stuff was first unveiled. Razer has announced that gamers who have been looking forward to getting hands on the gear can now pre-order the stuff directly from the Razer website. Read The Full Story

Microsoft Aims for Dynamic Keyboard Patent

, Oct 14th 2010 Discuss [3]

There are plenty of options out there fore keyboards. Especially for people who play PC games, or use their keyboard mainly for business. Interchangeable keys are a good options, even if it is still somewhat expensive for the extra keys. But, that's a lot of switching things around, so what can you do if you just want to use one keyboard, but want it to be a bit more . . . dynamic? Microsoft is seeking a patent for what they're calling a dynamic keyboard that would feature keys that change functions based on what you need, when you need it. Read The Full Story

SteelSeries Shift Keyboard Features Interchangeable Keys

, Sep 23rd 2010 Discuss [0]

While gamers may focus on one game, the one that takes all their time and attention, there's still others that like to take breaks and play other titles, too. Unfortunately, that may mean having to get your keyboard memorized for different keystrokes for different games. You won't find the same hotkeys in a First Person Shooter (FPS) title as you will a Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) title, so it can be a hassle to switch, even if you want to. Thankfully, SteelSeries has an answer for you, and it's called The Shift. Read The Full Story

ThinkGeek debuts TK-421 iPhone case with Flip-Out keyboard

Many folks out there like the iPhone, but lament the lack of a physical keyboard for the smartphone. Earlier this month a case from Nuu broke cover that added a QWERTY keyboard to the iPhone and today we have a new case with a keyboard for the iPhone from ThinkGeek. Read The Full Story

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