Flexible Bluetooth Mini Keyboard

Flexible Bluetooth Mini Keyboard

This Bluetooth mini keyboard is made of water resistant and dustproof high quality silicone, which makes it flexible and great for travel. It works with any Bluetooth compatible product, like a laptop, PC, iPad or an iPhone.

Features:

• 85 keys
  
• Built-in 5 keys of Mobile Phone Function Combination
  
• Mobile Phone Function Combination Keys: Switch, Menu, SMS, OK, Cancel
  
• Sillcone surface, concave keycap, ergonomics and stylish design
  
• Creative design, water-proof surface, can be rolled up, silent typing, voice communication and convenient ot carry
  
• Power On/Off button
  
• Built-in rechargeable battery
  
• Wireless Bluetooth transfer
  
• Works in iPad / iPad 3G / iPhone 4
  
• Compatible with Symbian S60, Mac OS, Windows Mobile, Window 7 / Vista / XP / 2000
  
• Dimension: 256 X 92 X 16mm (approx.)
  
• Weight: 96g

The Flexible Bluetooth Mini Keyboard is available from the USB Brando website for $40.

EFO rolls out credit card-sized iPazzPort mini Bluetooth keyboard

EFO rolls out credit card-sized iPazzPort mini Bluetooth keyboard

EFO may not have quite reached Brando levels low-cost gadget fame, but it did manage to catch our attention recently with its HTPC-friendly iPazzPort keyboard, and it's now back with another interesting little device: the iPazzPort mini Bluetooth keyboard. As you can see, this one is simply a tiny Bluetooth keyboard, which EFO says is "tailor-made for handheld devices" and, of course, perfect for use with the iPhone or iPad. It's also reasonably cheap -- just $32 -- and it would seemingly be a good starting point for DIY-minded individuals looking to build, say, an iPhone case with a built-in keyboard. Head on past the break for a quick a video, and another shot of the keyboard sized up against an iPhone.

SteelSeries Aion limited edition Zboard keeps MMO addicts stuck in the basement

SteelSeries Aion limited edition Zboard keeps MMO addicts stuck in the basement

You've got to hand it to 'em, SteelSeries knows its market. Following up on its array of WoW-themed gear, the company has just issued a new limited edition Zboard aimed at to-be Aion gamers, which just might be "the most anticipated MMO of 2009." As with most of the outfit's MMORPG-centric keyboards, this one also packs a colorful motif, a swath of dedicated action keys, menus and chat commands, full customization of each key and quick-access "emote keys for greeting, intimidating, or taunting your opponent." In related news, the firm is also dishing out an Aion Asmodian mousepad, which may or may not be superior to the stained napkin you're currently using to raid on. Both units are available for pre-order right now at $19.99 and $14.99, respectively, and we hear that UPS totally delivers to dingy basements for a nominal fee.

New ThinkPad keyboard features crowdsourced design, lower price

New ThinkPad keyboard features crowdsourced design, lower price

Hey, remember last year when Lenovo's UltraNav keyboard made a (re)appearance on Flickr because the company was soliciting feedback on how to make it better? Well check it -- there's a new version in town, and it incorporates all those user suggestions. Lenovo says people mostly wanted the exact same feel as their ThinkPad laptop keyboards in the desktop unit (no surprise there), but almost no one wanted wireless, a number pad or a trackpad -- so the new model pictured above is more or less a faithful wired replica of the T400s board, right down to those liquid drainage holes. What's more, cutting the numeric keypad and trackpad allowed the company to reduce the price by $40, so this little slice of hotness is not just $60. Not bad, but we'll be honest -- we'd still throw down for a wireless version of the old UltraNav in a heartbeart.

Adesso AKB-440 keyboard

Adesso AKB-440 keyboard

Look, we're not going to say that the famed keyboard-mouse tandem is going anywhere soon, but we will say that there are certainly occasions where having to use a separate critter is a real pain. For those times when having mousing abilities right on the keyboard just seem more "right," there's the Adesso AKB-440. Aimed directly at HTPC users and the like, this rather vanilla looking keyboard spruces things up with a GlidePoint-enabled pad that puts your standalone mouse out of work. If your imagination is running wild with how this thing could revolutionize your life (or at least improve the feasibility of a living room PC), feel free to snag one now for $59.99.

Adesso compact WKB-4000UB wireless keyboard

Adesso compact WKB-4000UB wireless keyboard

Looking for a wireless keyboard that's compact but not too compact? Then you might want to consider Adesso's new WKB-4000UB model, which packs some seemingly full-size scissor-switch keys and a (non-multitouch) trackpad into an 11.75 x 8.25-inch package that weighs just over a pound. You'll also get the usual 2.4GHz wireless connectivity for a range up to 30 feet, an included USB receiver that can be attached to the back of the keyboard with a magnet, a low battery indicator, and various power saving features to help those AAA batteries last a bit longer. You'll have to decide for yourself if that's worth the $109.99 list price though.