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In general, we want to sit still our keyboards, but what if a moving keyboard meant less repetitive stress injury? That’s the idea here. This ergonomic USB keyboard from Smartfish moves easily, but every so often, depending on the load keeps the wrists from aching, and helps you avoid repetitive stress injuries.

Look for it in mid-April for $ 150. Who knows, maybe there really helps once. The two halves move apart and together the base and vibrates just a bit once or twice an hour to massage your wrist muscles. You should not even be aware of the movement.

Can not hurt if you try it if you value your wrists.

via Dvice

Asus will launch three major products in October, reports Digitimes. Two of these products are the Eee Box and Eee Top all-in-one PC. Ops! Did not even, and the Asus Eee Box available gone? Well, not really, because this new Eee Box is from Nvidia ION-operated platform.

But of course all the more exciting product, the Asus is also set to start in October, it is the highly anticipated Eee keyboard. If you would recall, ASUS is touting this innovative product from time immemorial. And finally, not a hopeful we could finally our hands.

The Asus Eee keyboard go for about $ 400 – $ 500 For that price you get housed a fully functional keyboard, a PC and a wireless connection to a hub Keyboad place.

The input is a skill that is almost a prerequisite to the daily life in those days. But I am surprised at the number of people I know, the old “hunt and peck” method. They think that after working with a computer for so long, would finally give up and learn to do it properly. Now there is a keyboard, designed specifically for those stubborn people who aptly-named Hunt and Peck keyboard.

At first this keyboard seems like everyone else, until you realize that the keys are in alphabetical order. This is to make it easier for those who never learn the QWERTY layout. You can press a button and it switches to the standard layout, so that any normal person can actually have a kind of real speed. To add further insult, you can use the F-keys for quick abbreviations such as LOL, IMO and ASAP. If you are thinking of buying this for someone that the $ 30 and go find a copy of Mario Teaches Typing or so. It seemed to work wonders for me back in the 6th Class.

Replacing a laptop has never been so easy with this branded HQRP Replacement Laptop Keyboard is compatible with compatible laptop models: Dell Inspiron 1420,  1520, 1521, 1525, 1526/ Dell PP26L.

Details

• HQRP Replacement Netbook keyboard plus HQRP Mouse Pad;
• Type: Internal Laptop Keyboard;
• Condition: New, Color Silver;
• Keyboard for Dell laptops
• 100-Day Waranty!

If you remember back to the CES 2009, we saw Asus unveil a prototype keyboard that at first glance looked cool, but after finding out what happened has become even cooler. Unfortunately, at the time the keyboard was just a prototype. Now, fast forward a bit and it now looks like that the keyboard is hitting the market, and soon at that.

After some recent rumors, the Eee keyboard is expected by the end of June. That is only slightly more than a month away from now.

Just a quick summary of the Eee keyboard was noted as the “first Wireless Media Center HDMI enabled ultra wideband.” Basically, this is a keyboard on steroids. In addition to the standard keyboard, the Eee keyboard also has a 5-inch display with 800 x 480 resolution on the right side of the numeric keypad. Of course, the display is of something, and in this case that something happens to a full PC in the deep interior. Spec wise, the PC is rumored to within an Intel Atom N270 processor, 32GB SSD 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI-out, microphone and stereo speakers.

Unfortunately, still no mention of prices just yet. Look for an announcement to come in a few weeks during Computex in Tapei.

It looks wie’09 a innovative year for Asus. The company, which heralded the age of the Netbook in the U.S. with their original Eee PC, turns that keyboard-in-a-PC concept we showed you into a real product with a start date and everything.

Asus has two versions of its gussied the keyboard on the road – a wire and a wireless keyboard (Bluetooth). Both come with the kind of improvements you’d expect in a Netbook with a 1.6 GHz Atom processor, 1 GB of RAM and a 16 GB or 32 GB SSD for storage. The 5-inch touch screen you can access your files without a monitor, if you could also be up to one or, if you want TV movies through its USB, VGA and HDMI connectors.

Search for the Eee PC keyboard in May or June this year.

via Gizmodo

OCZ has a new LED backlight on the keyboard, the OCZ Alchemy Illuminati keyboard.

OCZ Alchemy Illuminati The keyboard has 14 quick-launch keys and the keyboard with backlight can be used in a choice of two colors, red or blue.

The buttons are rubber coated for a tactile sensation, it looks pretty g0od from the photos, there is no word on pricing or availability yet.

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Specifications:

• USB & PS/2 Combi
• Water resistant and spill proof
• Rubber membrane keyswitch
• Silent operation
• 109 key keyboard
• Euro sign
• Laser printed keys
• 10 million key switch life cycle
• Power management control keys sleep, wake up, power
• Illuminated caps lock, num lock, scroll lock keys
• Designed for Windows XP, 2000, ME, 98, NT
• Available in black and white

Essell Steve hates the new two-tone Apple design – the aluminum iMac and black, black, white and shiny metal iPhone and especially the white on brushed aluminum keyboards.

What has he done? He grabbed a can of white paint and sprayed the rear of the Apple keyboard, finishing with the minimalist artifact seen above. Spectacular. Until the color begins to wear out, that is. And yes, Essell Anfassen kind, thank God.

Sanrio really knows how to do a good job of wringing cash from your pocket – the Hello Kitty keyboard you see here will definitely appeal to you all hello Kitty fans out there, while the rest of the haters probably do their best to make their views on something more worthwhile, not thanks to the extremely girlish design in a red and white color combination with the mouthless Hello Kitty face on it. Apart from the obvious cuteness, I’m pretty sure that you have more value than what is on offer for $104, like a really cool gaming keyboard from Razer and Logitech, perhaps?