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Tag: Keyboard

TypeWay App for iPad Adapts the Keyboard to Your Typing Style

TypeWay App for iPad Adapts the Keyboard to Your Typing Style

When I type using my iPad, I become a one-finger typer. I usually type with at least four to five fingers when I’m using a regular keyboard, so that’s saying something. Instead of being able to bang out sixty-five words a minute, I’m now limited to approximately just somewhere around the fifteen word mark.

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Vioguard Self-Sanitizing Keyboard is Now FDA-Approved

Vioguard Self-Sanitizing Keyboard is Now FDA-Approved

Keyboards can get pretty filthy. It’s the one part of your computer that you probably come into contact with the most, aside from your mouse.

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TabStrummer Keyboard-Guitar Combo is the Real Keytar

TabStrummer Keyboard-Guitar Combo is the Real Keytar

It’s hard to tell if the Tabstrummer hails from the future or the past. One thing is for sure, it looks downright awesome. It’s a stand-alone programmable MIDI controller that is half guitar and half keyboard.

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QWERTY Walls Will Hypnotize Touch Typists

QWERTY Walls Will Hypnotize Touch Typists

Like many people involved with computers, I have a fascination with keyboards. While I rarely look closely at keyboards these days, I use them constantly. They are still the fastest way of inputting data into a computer.

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Optimus Popularis and Mini Six Keyboards: Let the Pre-Orders (and Drooling) Begins

Optimus Popularis and Mini Six Keyboards: Let the Pre-Orders (and Drooling) Begins

Anyone waiting for Art Lebedev’s updated keyboards to come out, I’ve got some good news. Lebedev today started taking pre-orders for the sexy new versions of his colorful, programmable keyboards.

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iStation Turns Your iPad into a Retro Computer

iStation Turns Your iPad into a Retro Computer

M.I.C Gadget’s iStation will turn your modern-day iPad into a retro-style computer when it’s docked. In fact, one of these docks even looks kind of like the original wooden cases found on the Apple I computer.

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Multitouch Glass Keyboard and Mouse of the Future Already in The Works

Multitouch Glass Keyboard and Mouse of the Future Already in The Works

Futuristic films that involve computers and stuff always include a scene where the characters are using extremely high-tech computers with screens and keyboards made of glass.

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Random Things to Do with Old Keyboards

Random Things to Do with Old Keyboards

It’s true that it will take some time before we rid ourselves of keyboards. I can actually see how the Microsoft Kinect tech might lead to an interface device that’s very futuristic and gesture-based and voice-based, which is pretty cool.

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Rapoo E6300 Bluetooth Keyboard Packs an Odd Name But Thin Style

Rapoo E6300 Bluetooth Keyboard Packs an Odd Name But Thin Style

If you’re actually trying to get some work done on your tablet or phone, instead of just consuming media, then you most likely need a keyboard. It’s either that, or switch out your tablet for a MacBook Air or netbook.

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TouchFire iPad Keyboard: Hot Concept

TouchFire iPad Keyboard: Hot Concept

Touchscreen keyboards in tablet are only barely usable, which is why along with cases and stands, external keyboards are one of the most popular accessories for the iPad. Most of these third-party keyboards require power, are quite bulky and add another thing to carry with you.

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Hatch & Co. SKINNY: The iPad 2 Keyboard Case Slims Down

Hatch & Co. SKINNY: The iPad 2 Keyboard Case Slims Down

Let’s be honest, transforming your iPad into a netbook with a somewhat bulky Bluetooth keyboard seems a bit like a paradox; the whole reason why the iPad 2 is so easy to carry around is that it’s extremely light and you can still use it for a variety of purposes.

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Genius Outs Thin LuxePad A9000 Keyboard for Android Tablets

Genius Outs Thin LuxePad A9000 Keyboard for Android Tablets

Tablets are fantastic little devices, and you can certainly replace your notebook with one if you want to for light word processing and general computer work. The fact is that for most of us, the on-screen keyboard really sucks.

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Logitech Releases Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Keyboard and Mouse

Logitech Releases Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Keyboard and Mouse

Are you ready for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3? If you are eagerly waiting for the PC version, then feast your eyes on this matching keyboard and mouse. Logitech has just announced the Logitech Laser Mouse G9X and Logitech Gaming Keyboard G105 to compliment the game.

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Cobblestone Keyboard: Toe-Touch-Typing

Cobblestone Keyboard: Toe-Touch-Typing

I’ve spent the majority of my adult life touch-typing on a QWERTY keyboard, so I’m pretty sure I’d be totally lost trying to type on this giant-sized AZERTY keyboard painted on a cobblestone street.

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Corsair Vengeance K60 & K90 FPS Keyboards and Mice: Just for Gamers

Corsair Vengeance K60 & K90 FPS Keyboards and Mice: Just for Gamers

These new Corsair Vengeance keyboards and mice are made specifically for gaming. They each have a sturdy aluminum chassis, and have high quality Cherry MX Red key switches.

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Levitatr Bluetooth Keyboard Goes from Flat to Tactile With the Touch of a Button

Levitatr Bluetooth Keyboard Goes from Flat to Tactile With the Touch of a Button

If you’re looking for a keyboard you can use with your iPad or other mobile gadget, but hate the idea of keyboards which can accidentally turn on and waste battery while in your bag, you might want to check out this invention.

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