Wireless Fabric Keyboard

[kgsilvas]

Pretty cool, a fabric wireless (Bluetooth) keyboard (http://www.eleksen.com/index.asp?page=products/wirelesskeyboard/keyboard_1.asp).

http://www.eleksen.com/images/ban_prd_keyboard.jpg
A generous full laptop keyboard design creates an alternative to the small, embedded keypads on many of today’s mobile devices. Its Bluetooth connectivity enables easy connection with many of the most popular mobile platforms used by business people.

The standard design features a charcoal grey fabric keyboard and the electronics housing has an embedded LED to show status and Bluetooth connectivity status.

[blackholebear]

You never know about stuff like this. It sounds good, and maybe it is, but you would never know unless you try it. Display at Fry's maybe?

[mcs328]

I tried the other plastic rubbery one and it has no clickey tactile feedback.

[jstreet]

I still want the laser keyboard :D

[Devhux]

I tried the other plastic rubbery one and it has no clickey tactile feedback.

Agreed -- I actually still have one of those from a few years ago -- but it's just rolled up, collecting dust.

[marra]

The problem is that the global solution is not portable and everywhere usable. To reach this, remains a shelf holded in your neck and belly, on which you could roll up your "wearable" (better rollable)keyboard and the PDA. Ovbiously,also remains a pair of head-mounted binoculars to see the 3 inches display. :angel:

Sorry about my poor english writing. I am a newcomer in this forum. Salutation to everyone

[Devhux]

...and as the subject of this last comment was (somehow) directed at me, it makes sense for me to be the first to suggest a Golden Shovel award to our newest forum member. :)

[Morpheus]

The insides of a keyboard are thin and flexible anyway. The bluetooth must be kicker. A consideration for the cell phone texter / internet surfer. Have to check out the specs.