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If you are searching for a slim keyboard to accompany your slim laptop, then you can choose the new Gigabyte GK-K7100 comfortable keyboard that features a glossy surface design. Measuring only 9mm thick, this input device also supports 18 multiple multimedia hotkeys and the ability to jump into multimedia mode in an instant after pressing 2 keys in a second. [Engadget]
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Gigabyte today unveiled a new device that will be unveiled at the upcoming CeBIT event. The GK-K6800 keyboard comes with a glossy coating with multimedia function keys and a steel volume wheel. Unfortunately, there is no word on pricing or availability at this time. We will keep you posted. [Engadget]
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OCZ Technology is famous for its fast memory module. The company today introduced a new Alchemy Illuminati multimedia backlit keyboard. The keyboard will light up whenever it is connected to a computer, making it look extremely cool and easy to use even in the dark room. Other features include rubber coated keys for greater comfort, 14 quick launch keys to faster access to multimedia and the choice of two backlit colors. [Digitimes]
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There is no reason why that Logitech delayed the production of its G19 keyboard until May. As a reminder, the G19 is a keyboard for gaming purpose that features a QVGA resolution color GamePanel LCD screen. This 320-by-240-pixel display provides valuable in-game information for over sixty games, including World of Warcraft (requires installation of included Logitech GamePanel software). [CrunchGear]
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Here’s a great device to help you type faster without having difficulties finding the next letter on your keyboard. Introducing the Fast Finger Keyboard which features the keys laid out alphabetically, making them easier to find. Not only that, the keyboard is also equip with special function keys which provides shortcuts for common prefixes like ‘www’ or the ‘@’ symbol, as well as common IM abbreviations. The Fast Fingers Keyboard retails for $27.95. [OhGizmo]
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Still remember the Datamancer Aviator Keyboard? The company has rolled out another cool product in the form of the Datamancer Scrabble keyboard. The keys on this keyboard are actually made from real Scrabble tiles, while its base and case are made from brushed aluminum. [Datamancer]
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Brando is offering you this Foldable MSI BK100 Bluetooth Keyboard for just $54. Featuring bluetooth SPP Profile and 2.400GHz to 2.4835GHz (79 channels) operating frequency, the foldable keyboard is compatible with Pocket PC 2003 OS/Mobile phone edition 2003 and Symbian Smartphone User Interface series 60 and UIQ OS. With the help of this keyboard users will be able to write in a more comfortable manner while working on their portable gadgets. [Geekalerts]
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United Keys boasts its OLED keyboard that has 103 keys with nine OLED monochrome keys in yellow. Priced at $199.99 each, the keyboard’s panel has a resolution of 64 x 64 pixels, meanwhile the OLED keys are able to change dynamically during use to increase productivity while simplifying usability. The device draws its power from USB port and is compatible with Microsoft Windows XP and Vista OS. [CrunchGear]
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Mini Bluetooth Keyboard is a palm-sized keyboard that offers 83 keys. Using this wireless keyboard, you can control and typing away from the PC freely. I think this keyboard is perfect for lecturers, teachers, or businessmen for presentation and for traveling. You can grab the Mini Bluetooth Keyboard for only $39. [Gadget4All]
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Here is the spanking new wireless keyboard from Sanwa that has a built-in trackpad. The keyboard also offers 109 Japanese keyboard keys, and 8 Shortcut keys. Measuring 450mm × 155mm × 24mm and weighing 550grams, the device utilities the 2.4GHz RF spectrum to connect to your laptop or desktop computer. You can use this keyboard from its receiver for up to 10 meters. You can grab it for 12,390 Yen or approx. €100. [Sanwa]
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