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Atek has released its OnBoard Travel Keyboard that has 99 keys with numeric functionality. The keyboard comes with a sliding cover to protect the keyboard. The Atek OnBoard Travel Keyboard is ultra portable that weights at just 1.4 pounds. Sadly, you will not find the Print Screen, Scroll Lock, Pause Break, right side Ctrl and Windows keys on it. If you are interested, you can spend $30 to bring home the Atek OnBoard Travel Keyboard. [Product Page]
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That’s right! Here is the unique keyboard from Personal Media Japan that comes in a unique layout. The μTRON comes in a standard QWERTY keyboard, split it in half, move the Del, Tab, Ins and Enter Key to the middle, the space bar to the left. If you are interested, you can purchase the μTRON for 50,000 Yen (about €400) in Japan. [TechDigest]
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Remember typing class in elementary school? Wouldn’t it have been a lot more bearable with this KeyRight Look & Learn color-coded keyboard? It has eight “finger zones” to help you remember which key to press with which finger. There’s a fun interactive learning software with the package but they claim that users can learn just as well by simply using the keyboard alone. Windows/Mac compatible with USB connection, and you can grab one for $40. Now what do I do with my other two fingers? [Electronista]
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It seems that more gaming keyboards will come with backlit keys in the near future. One of them is the Eclipse III from Saitek that features the backlight in various colors. This USB-connected peripheral has a 2-stage height adjuster system for greater typing comfort, laser-etched keys, a head phone and microphone audio ports. Unfortunately, there is no info on pricing or availability so far. [Engadget]
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Check out the keyboard from Thanko that comes with a built-in heater and cooler. The keyboard has a switch at the front to switch from cooler to heater, and a wheel at the side that allows you to set the intensity of the fan to make the air hotter or colder. Measuring 51 cm x 22 cm x 3.5 cm, the Thanko USB Cooler and Heater Keyboard retails for $51. [Product Page]
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Korg is famous for its high quality keyboards. The company has recently launched the brand new nanoSeries USB keyboards that measure only 320mm wide with a slim form factor. You will be able to bring home this USB Keyboard with your $90. Meanwhile, the nanoKontrol and nanoPad are priced at $109 each. These gadgets are available in October 2008. [Music Radar]
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Still remember the Space Invader video game? Here is the new keyboard that was inspired by the legendary video game title. The Space Invaders Keyboard is a lightweight, ultra-slim, and compact. You can roll it up and take it anywhere with you. The device is also waterproof, which can be washed. The Space Invaders Keyboard is currently available in the UK for approximately £20 each. [Product Page]
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Microsoft has recently introduced gaming keyboard Sidewinder X6 at Leipzig convention. To ship in September, X6 will feature Switchable key pad with either right side or left side configuration. The keyboard has even adjustable backlighting dial, Keyboard keys are red, and key pad and Macro keys are amber in Game mode. Lighting dial adjusts the brightness of the keyboard and key pad. The switchable keypad enables gamers to record up to 90 macros PER game, which will come in handy for gamers requiring extensive shortcuts, for spells as an instance. Finally, the keyboard remembers specific configuration that works with certain softwares/games, including the macros. The SideWinder X6 Keyboard start hitting stores this September for $79.95. [Microsoft VIA Upcoming Videogames]
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KeyScan has claimed to have the world’s only PC keyboard with a built-in color scanner. It is designed for both office and home purposes. Having a handy scanner has become a necessity nowadays with the advantages of scanner paper / documents into electronic form for easy storage and maintenance. With KeyScan you can use it for everything from receipts to incoming letters to pages you want to send as e-mail attachments. The KS810 offers a maximum optical resolution of 600 pixels per inch, which is more than enough office use. The KS810 set comes includes NoTouch-AutoScan software, letting user to scan without pressing any buttons. KS810 Keyboard Scanner currently retails at $159. [Keyscan]
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Das Keyboard sports best-in-class German-engineered gold-plated mechanical key switches that provide tactile and audio feedback making typing a pure joy. You get to hear audio clicks once you start typing that makes typing fun and addictive. The keyboard has blue LEDs to give it a slick look and the new USB hub allows you to charge and sync your iPod or iPhone. It is perfect for people who spend many hours a day working on a computer and for whom typing productivity and comfort does matter. Both the Das Keyboard Professional and Ultimate are available off the company website for about $129.00. The new Das Keyboard Ultimate is identical to the Das Keyboard Professional but sports 100% blank keys. [DasKeyboard]
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