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Akai’s LPK 25 keyboard and LPD8 drum pad are designed to fit in laptop bags and backpacks. The LPD8 features eight pads and 8 knobs, while the LPK25 has twenty-five keys, an argeggiator, and controls for sustain, octave switching and tap tempo. Akai will show off these gadgets at the Summer NAMM show in Nashville later this month. More
The OCZ Sabre is the answer for serious gamers and professionals who are searching for a high quality keyboard. Claimed as the world’s most intelligent gaming keyboard, the device has nine dynamic OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) user-programmable hotkeys that help manage time and efficiency while surfing the web, gaming, emailing, and CAD applications. These unique OLED keys can convert any digital image or text into distinctive icons, reminding the user of the personalized shortcut. Meanwhile, the remaining keys are backlit with glowing amber LEDs and blue side lighting. The OCZ Sabre OLED keyboard is priced at $135 at ZipZoomFly. More
If you are searching for a silent keyboard that won’t disturb your roommate at night while typing, the Thanko Silent Keyboard EX might be the perfect answer for you. Priced at 4,980 Yen ($52), the keyboard only produces 44.5 dB of noise, which is 16.5 dB quieter than the ordinary keyboard. You can combine the Thanko’s Silent Keyboard EX with the Silent Mouse EX. The keyboard measures 445mm x 146mm x 37mm. More
DICOM just released the DOK-101, which is a super slim USB computer keyboard that boasts an extremely low profile and keycap support. Available in black or white, the device will be available sometime next month for an unknown price tag. [AVING]
Check out this portable keyboard that is known as the Goldtouch Go!. It looks like your ordinary computer keyboard in your office, but it is actually different. The device was ergonomically designed in order to reduce the risk of repetitive strain injuries when using it for long periods of time. Weighing at less than 0.5kgs, the Goldtouch Go! Keyboard also features built-in key covers to protect it against dust. If you are interested, you can purchase the Goldtouch Go! keyboard for $139 each. [Product Page]
The Luxeed U5 LED multicolor keyboard now support for Windows, Linux and Mac (previous versions were Windows only). The keyboard also makes changes to the LED system to reduce ghosting. Plus they’ve added a firmware updater utility and improved the responsiveness of the keys. The Luxeed U5 LED keyboard is now available for pre-order in Korea for KRW 99,000 ($77). Video after the jump. More
Did you know that the average computer keyboard holds more germs than the average toilet? A few arguments as to why the keyboard accumulate so many germs are that people eat meat and other high bacteria foods over the keyboard, the keyboard rarely gets washed, and many people often share a keyboard (like at work, internet cafe, or the library).
This fact is inspired a company called Esterline to design the Medigenic Infection-Control Keyboard that features a flat keyboard design that can be quickly wiped clean. There is also a backlight that allows the keyboard to be used in low-light environments and a warning light that will flash to remind you whenever it is time for a clean up. The Medigenic keyboard retails for around $140, while the mouse is priced at approx. $80. [OhGizmo]
Still remember the Asus Eee keyboard PC that we mentioned earlier this year? We have a preview video of the keyboard. It is said that the device will be compatible with Wireless HDMI. Video after the jump. [UMPCPortal] More
Designer Steve Lee was likely unhappy with Apple’s new two-tone keyboard design, so he transformed the keyboard into something he calls “possibly the most pretentious keyboard in existence.” Doesn’t seem to have any labels, so you would have to rely on pure muscle memory. But unfortunately, just concept for the time being. [CNet]
Smartfish Technologies boasts its Pro-Motion ergonomic keyboard at 2009 CES. They explain that this keyboard will learn from your typing and adapt its height, angle and radial position. The device works on PC and Mac, and requires software for your system. You can purchase the Pro-Motion keyboard for around $130. [Engadget]
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