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Weston Boege Glide Keyboard is one large mouse

By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, Nov 4th 2008 No Comments

glide 500x207 Okay, so when you hear that something is called the Weston Boege Glide Keyboard, it’s a pretty safe assumption to say it’s a keyboard right? And while that’s partly true, this one is a mouse too, sort of.

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Samsung NC10 netbook: yes, that keyboard really is great

By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Oct 15th 2008 2 Comments

It doesn’t take much to differentiate yourself from your netbook rivals, and once word got out that the Samsung NC10 had a far better keyboard than other budget ultraportables we’ve seen, it developed quite a pre-advance following. Laptop Mag have spent some hands-on time with the NC10, and return with nothing that will really dissuade would-be buyers; the netbook feels just as fast as its Atom brethren, and that keyboard really is good.

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USB Mice Wheel measures your typing speed

By Brenda Stokes on Friday, Oct 10th 2008 No Comments

usbmicewheel small I’m all for useless gadgets, as you all know by now. And the USB Mice Wheel is no doubt useless, yet manages to be pretty fun at the same time. And while we may all sometimes feel like a lab rat running to nowhere, it is not meant to be a statement on humanity.

Instead, this gadget shows how quickly you can type. In fact, your typing speed powers it. All you have to do is plug the USB Mice Wheel into your computer’s USB port. Then get to typing.

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Razer Lycosa keyboards now come in Arctosa and Mirror options

By Brenda Stokes on Wednesday, Oct 8th 2008 No Comments

The Lycosa keyboards by Razer are very popular and carry a distinctive style. However, their looks might not appeal to everyone. Because of that fact, the company has now made available two new options for consumers: the Arctosa and the Mirror.

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Super Tiny Keyboard is super small, but not quite ‘tiny’

By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, Sep 23rd 2008 No Comments

I can understand the need for a super small keyboard for a mobile device or your laptop. It makes it much easier to take it on the go with you. However, what’s the point of a small keyboard if it’s just as cramped as the one built into your laptop?

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Silver Seal Flex keyboard can be washed

By Brenda Stokes on Thursday, Sep 4th 2008 No Comments

Seal Shield has announced their newest product, the Silver Seal Flex and it makes your health a priority. The silicone keyboard is flexible enough to be rolled up for transport, but that’s not the really cool part.

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Sony unveils wireless PS3 keypad

By Emily Price on Thursday, Aug 21st 2008 2 Comments

Sony unveiled a wireless keypad for the PS3 at their press conference at the Leipzig Games Convention. The keypad will attach to the top of an existing Playstation 3 SINAXIS or DUALSHOCK wireless controller and will give gamers access to a full keyboard.

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Microsoft debuts SideWinder X6 gaming keyboard

By Emily Price on Wednesday, Aug 20th 2008 No Comments

Microsoft debuted the SideWinder X6 gaming keyboard today at the Games Convention in Leipzig, Germany. The keyboard and mouse are designed specifically for gaming, but also have features that will work well with everyday activities.

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Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave Pro ergonomic keyboard & mouse

By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Aug 19th 2008 1 Comment

Logitech have announced their second generation Cordless Desktop Wave Pro keyboard, with a curved profile that the company suggests has many of the benefits of a split ergonomic keyboard but without requiring users to relearn how to type. It’s been paired with the Logitech MX1100 cordless mouse that has up to 1,600dpi resolution and eight programmable buttons.

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Logitech diNovo Mac Edition announced

By Chris Davies on Thursday, Aug 7th 2008 No Comments

Logitech have announced the diNovo Mac Edition, the first keyboard in the company’s diNovo series to be specifically designed for use with Apple’s computers. Just 11.05mm thick, the semi-transparent plexiglass and aluminium keyboard features the usual Apple keys together with shortcuts to Mail, Safari and iTunes. There’s also the “TouchDisc”, horizontal or vertical movement on which controls the cursor while circular motion scrolls up and down the page.

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