The following Mini Flexible Roll Up Waterproof Silicone Keyboard costs only $15 but it can be pure fun for those who adore everything hot, new and highly-functional. The one thing apart from its silicone touch I love about it is its convenience – you can take the keyboard and work on it anywhere you want.
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Microsoft has finally presented its new and hot two BlueTrack Technology mice that are named the Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 and the Wireless Mouse 5000. Thanks to the technology the both mice look really incredible and irradiate amazing blue glow while working.
Brando has launched its new wireless RF mini-keyboard. It is a perfect choice for home theater PCs. The two letters “RF” stands for Radio Frequency that works up to 30 feet even via walls. The Radio Frequency allows users to push away a Home Theater PC anywhere. The Brando wireless RF keyboard can communicate with a USB receiver that users plug into the PC with the help of 2.4 GHz frequency. Users can also manage their cursor with a mini trackball. Overall, the new wireless RF keyboard is a wonderful mini device to use and looks enough attractive.
Put PCs on the backburner, and laptops stowed in corner of your home because the spanking ZPC-GX31 All-in-One PC In a Keyboard will be the next thing adorning your universe. Undoubtedly, the device is especially made for places where space is at a premium. The keyboard bundles Intel Core 2 Quad CPU alongside CDRW/DVD drive and card readers. So, if your PCs and laptops are expelled from the job, blame it on this multi-functional keyboard. It is reasonable priced between $629 to $1099, to suit your pockets.
Asus launches a new device – MS71, that was seen first at Cebit 2008. It looks like an increased USB flash drive, but it’s really much more than that.
I think that Asus’ developers made a bet on uniting two most different devices into one. As the result we see what we see. MS71 is a wireless laser mouse with built-in flash memory. The device consists of two parts: mouse transmitter and receiver (mouse itself), which has magnetic locking mechanism that allows to unite two parts in one device and use it as a flash drive. The other thing is that when the device is plugged into USB port, it charges built-in mouse battery.
You may be skeptic about Asus MS7, but I Think that this gadget will be very popular among laptop users. Technical details and pricing are still unknown, we’ll see some press releases from Asus in nearest future.
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