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Optimus Popularis delayed; Mini Six companion ‘board due this year

Chris Davies, Jan 24th 2011 Discuss [2]

It's been a while since we've marvelled at the display-keys from Russian keyboard specialists Optimus, but the company is keen to remind us that it's only been delayed, not undone, by the recent economic unpleasantness. The Optimus Popularis - a more "affordable" version of the Maximus keyboard - has supposedly been pushed back until later in 2011, and before then the company will release a smaller version called the Optimus Mini Six. Read The Full Story

ASUS Unveils Eee Pad Transformer: Tablet/Notebook Running Android Honeycomb

Dylan Bailey, Jan 4th 2011 Discuss [4]

Also demoed today at the press conference was the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer. Bringing an ultra-versitile option to tablet fans the Transformer will provide both a tablet and notebook experience for the user. Read The Full Story

SmartFish unveils Engage Keyboard that adjusts automatically for comfort

Shane McGlaun, Jan 4th 2011 Discuss [0]

If Piccard made Number 1 use an ergonomic keyboard, this would be it. SmartFish has unveiled the new Engage Keyboard that is claimed to the first automated keyboard ever. The thing won’t type for you, but it will adjust itself even now and again to help reduce the repetitive strain on your wrists and hands. Read The Full Story

Palm Bluetooth Keyboard Leaks Out, Accessory to Topaz Tablet

Evan Selleck, Dec 17th 2010 Discuss [0]

While those interested in seeing a webOS-based tablet are going to have to wait a bit longer, at least you get to look at what some believe is one of the accessories for the upcoming, but still unofficial device. Engadget was just sent a picture of what looks to be, and is detailed as, a Bluetooth equipped keyboard. It was sent in from a trusted source, and its detailed as having not only keys for webOS-specific functions, but also a Windows key. Read The Full Story

Adesso offers new WKB-2000CB iPad case with wireless keyboard inside

Shane McGlaun, Dec 7th 2010 Discuss [1]

Adesso has all sorts of cool keyboards for different uses from gaming to HTPC use. The company has announced a new wireless keyboard and case combination for the iPad that will let you use the iPad more like a netbook than a tablet. The keyboard is the WKB-2000CB also known as the Campagno. The keyboard is also removable from the case for use with other Bluetooth devices. Read The Full Story

Thanko Soundproof Keyboard Cover Silences the Keystroke, Covers Your Hands

Evan Selleck, Nov 22nd 2010 Discuss [3]

Depending on your situation, you may not want everyone around you hearing you type. Or, maybe you just don't like the sound of keys being pressed repeatedly, all day long. Thankfully, Thanko has you covered (pun intended). They've just shown off their brand new Soundproof keyboard cover, and instead of using some kind of new technology to silence the keystroke, they've just made you wear something over your hands. Read The Full Story

Grippity Handheld Back-Typing Keyboard Up for Pre-Order [Video]

Evan Selleck, Nov 18th 2010 Discuss [0]

The makers of Grippity feel that there needs to be a change to our every day typing woes. They feel that the standard keyboard just isn't necessary for the 21st century, and feel that we should start "typing out of the box." To do that, they figure you'll need a crazy design, and a few extra features thrown in there for good measure. They took their beliefs to heart, and the result is the Grippity back-typing keyboard. It's a handheld peripheral, but that's about where the standard features end. Read The Full Story

SteelSeries Shows Off MMO Keyset for Shift Keyboard

Evan Selleck, 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

Shane McGlaun, Nov 10th 2010 Discuss [10]

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

Evan Selleck, Nov 9th 2010 Discuss [1]

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

Evan Selleck, Nov 8th 2010 Discuss [3]

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

Shane McGlaun, Nov 7th 2010 Discuss [1]

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