Keybord,Latest Computer Keyboard,Wireless Keyboard

1.Communication Gadget: 

This is a concept of gadget, which make connecting with server and projecting the image on some plane surface. Source

2.This keyboard took some acid. Or at least it looks like it, but Artemy Lebedev Studio claim that this keyboard fears nothing (of course it doesn’t), you can print fast, and your wrists will not be tired.

3.Smart phones and PDAs offer an impressive amount of computing power. But in practical terms, they are not always easy to use. Writing long emails or other documents can frankly be a pain.

Serial Virtual Keyboard (VKB) is available for $199.99 while the Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard is available in (Think Geek) for $179.99 ..Source

4.Looks Like a Normal Keyboard, Doesn’t it?

Definitely not! This right here is the Miniguru. It’s tagline is “Always on the Home Row.” Can you guess why? Perhaps it has something to do with these fantastic alternate keyboard layouts that are catching on more and more recently? Easier typing through location of letters, right? That and more! See those swirly buttons on the right and left of the spacebar? Keys to the keyboard’s brain. Any setup you wish, at your command.

Yes indeed, if you ARE the sort of person who likes easier typing through location of letters, that’s fine! Colemak, Dvorak, any layout you wish, programmable, storable in the keyboard’s firmware so that wherever the keyboard goes, your settings go too!

Choose the body color, key color, stick color, and even the color of the connectors under the keys (switches.) These mechanical key switches come in “clicky,” “tactile,” or “linear.” Large feet underneath combined with a standard size allows for the Mini to be placed on top of a laptop keyboard and used with ease. Source

5.Another “wrist saver” from KeyOvation is Goldtouch for Mac. It is adjustable USB keyboard, which allows you to adjust the two alphanumeric sections both horizontally and vertically to suit your individual body requirements.
This one costs $139.95

6.Logitech Di Novo Edge keyboard is super thin, bluetooth and has laptop like keys. It also features touch sensitive volume slider and many more. Logitech is no worse than Apple in this. .notcot.com

7.Apple is as always on top of everything – their new aluminum keyboard can make angels cry – it is elegant, wireless, wired, white – and so perfectly looking....Apple.com

8.Pimp my QWERTY:

With the tech blogs getting all hot and bothered over Art Lebedev’s Optimus Maximus keyboard and it’s customizable OLED keys, we thought we would show off a slightly more analog version of the same concept. At no where near the Optimus Maximus price of nearly $2,000 USDs, this $30 version called “Keyboard Shortcut Skins” by Photojojo serves essentially the exact same function. Custom key stickers can turn your standard Mac keyboard into a professional grade single purpose keyboard, perfect for running any number of creative tools like Aperture, Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, and Pro Tools.

9.Laptop/Desktop Hybrid:
Wow, I have seen parsecs worth of concept computer designs during my visit here on Earth, but nothing like this “B-membrane” design by Korean designer Won-Seok Lee. He has taken the need for a bulky monitors right out of the equation and opted for beaming your YouTubing onto any surface you can point the omni-directional projector at. Some highlights of this Kubrick inspired mother ship computer include a membrane keyboard that appears when needed, integrated optical drive and when not used as a computer, the projector can beam ambient light effects on any surface you desire. Source

10.No Key Keyboard:
Glass surface inputting is the new hotness for almost every gadget maker today. From from the iPhone to Microsoft’s Surface technology, flat is where it’s at. Introducing the flattest full size QWERTY keyboard to date, “No-key Keyboard” by Kong Fanwen. Consisting of just a glass surface, camera and lighting, this alternative keyboard concept will use the latest motion capture technology to watch your fingers nervously select just the perfect smiley for your online bantering. Souce

11.Optimus Tactus keyboard
Optimus Tactus does not have physical keys, which means there are no restrictions on their shape and size.

 

12.Microsoft has unveiled its latest computer peripheral, the BMK6000 Bluetooth Slim Type Keyboard. This latest device is made exclusively for Bluetooth notebook and desktop computers. Projections show that over 55 percent of notebook PCs will ship with Bluetooth by the end of 2010. The keyboard uses a Comfort Curve design for a more ergonomic typing experience over the straight keyboard layout of notebook computers. Microsoft’s Comfort Curve design encourages natural wrist posture with a slight 6-degree curve that is easy to use with virtually no learning curve.

The keyboard cost $89.95 and additional $44.95 for the numpad.  Source

13.This is a perfect key board for couch potatoes and HTPC surfers. The curved shape, which gives the Arc it’s name, is perfect when you place it on your lap while using. The Arc keyboard comes with a nano transceiver and 2.4GHz wireless technology, so you can get comfortable while working at your computer. The programmable buttons allow you to easily navigate through applications. Source

14.One-touch controls give you direct access to many of the new features in Windows Vista™, including Flip 3D, Zoom, Photo Gallery, and Gadgets. Programmable F-keys add instant access to favorite applications, games, folders, and Web pages. A cushioned palm rest encourages a relaxed position for typing.