Today more and more people use smartphones and tablets as their main computing devices. But these devices typically don't have physical keyboards, and that leaves the door open for innovation and ...

I'm sure that everyone has seen an episode of Star Trek where they seem to be able to type on completely flat surfaces without looking at their hands. I'm not sure how one would manage to do that with ...

I am writinjg this on the Magic Cube projection keyboa[[rd. I am a 65-words-per-minute touch typisst but the Magic Cube can appaRENTLYy only handle peck and hunt typing. [[[[[ k Now I am back on my ...

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIE_XsSN0_E] I’ve seen these little devices that shoot out a virtual keyboard a few times before, but this was the first ...

I recently discovered the Celluon laser keyboard… IT. IS. INSANE. Just connect the Celluon to your tablet or other device via bluetooth and you can project a keyboard onto any surface with lasers.

Name: Celluon Magic Cube (or Virtual Keyboard at Hammacher Schlemmer) What it is: A palm-sized Bluetooth device that projects a laser keyboard on a flat surface. The keyboard, 93/4 inches wide by 4 ...

Small, light, and versatile. Extremely portable. Allows for easy typing with an iPad propped up behind it No software installation; small form factor; nice click sound when you hit virtual key Tiny ...