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Anime fans will fall in love with this Neon Genesis Evangelion(Nerv) mouse from Quadelements of Japan. The mouse features a standard 800dpi optical sensor and comes with a transparent cover and a bright sensor which delivers a soft red glow underneath the mouse. It also has a Nerv logo at the center. Measuring 62mm × 112mm × 32mm and weighing 92grams, the Nerv mouse sells for $32 in Japan.
Via Newlaunches
Onkyo unveiled two new entries to its Wavio line, including a wireless desktop with a mouse, and a wired USB keyboard. Both are made of solid aluminum. Available in silver or black, these two keyboards are designed for its HD audio PC, the Onkyo HDC-1.0. No word on pricing and availability yet.
Via OhGizmo
Buffalo introduced their two new portable mice; the BLMU-R/S and BOMU-W05/S. The BLMU-R/S measures 60mm x 91mm x 35mm and weight 69grams and has a retractable USB cable. While the BOMU-W05/S is a wireless mouse that requires 2 AAA batteries. It measures 52mm x 91mm x 33mm and weighs 57grams. No word yet on pricing or availability. More images after the leap!
Via Akihabaranews
Korean Luxeed has recently released a colorful keyboard that allows you to program the color of each individual key according to your current mood. There are a total of 512 available colors, so you can virtually have a different color layout for each day of the week without repeating the same sequence twice. Unfortunately, there is not yet info on pricing or availability.
You can adjust the brightness of the skin and program the skins to “dance” to the music that you feel like playing – your dear keyboard’s night out at the disco. In all, I guess there isn’t much more to ask for from a color keyboard. Adventurists out there, keep an eye out for this one.
Via PopGadget
The new Pentax DSmobile 600 scanner is a portable USB scanner that offers 600dpi color scanning. It measures just 11 inches long and 1.5 inches high and weighs only 12 ounces. The scanner comes bundled with the DSmobileSCAN software which helps in saving documents as PDF files, and PageManager 7 that allows you to edit, view, send, and save scanned documents in various formats. Too bad, there is no word on pricing and availability yet.
Via Image-acquire.
“Smartfabricguy” creates a video review of the G-Tech fabric keyboard. It’s made of 100% fabric that is water-repellent, and very light (2.4 ounces). It incorporates Bluetooth technology to connect with compatible devices and also comes with a PDA stand. Watch video review after the jump!
Picture and news via TechEBlog. Video courtesy of YouTube.
Kokuyo Japan produced a dual purpose mouse with a built in laser pointer. The mouse has a resolution of 800 dpi with laser pointer switch that ranges up to 25 meters. You can activate the pointer by switching it under the scroll wheel. The Kokuyo Mouse is Windows and Mac OS compatible. It’s now available in Japan for only $38.
Via Newlaunches
Every old school gamers out there who spent any amount of time in the arcade as a child will recognize this keyboard’s track ball as being very similar to the one from the old Missile Command game.
This shiny beast is all metal, keys and all and is called originally the Fullmetal KB+TB. Looks like it weighs 100 pounds from the image above, but it doesn’t. It measures in at 392 mm x 110mm with a 2mm keystroke. The keyboard is connected to your PC via USB, and was originally designed to be used in industrial environments where something durable and cleanable was required. Pricing is set at approximately US$450, Yes, it is expensive…
Via UberGizmo.
The Duraflex Comfort Keyboard is completely resistant to water and alcohol, it’s functionable within the temperature interval of -40 to 80 degrees Celsius (-40 to 176 degrees Fahrenheit), and you can roll it up and put it in your pocket. Very nice!
Duraflex Comfort is manufactured in durable silicone and can easily be rolled up and stored away. Combined with an external mouse and laptop stand, Duraflex Comfort will create an excellent ergonomic workstation for laptop users. The low-rise ergonomic design minimise wrist flexing and Duraflex Comfort’s extra soft and comfortable keys respond exceptionally fast and precise to key strokes.
Via Hela.
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