For anyone that would love to have a real keyboard on their iPhone 3G S, take a look at this video which could offer a solution.

Here’s a pretty cool evolution of the standard computer keyboard, using flexible membranes printed with resistive carbon ink that react to changes in applied pressure due to more contact being made by the keys above.

Should you be a fan of old computer keyboards and want to wear bits of them about your person, take a look at Culutrerevolution’s Etsy shop because there are plenty of rings to choose from.

Food and IT go hand in hand. If you manage to combine both in to one item you’re on the right path. I had to grin when I saw this s’mores keyboard. Sadly there is no indication of any functionality or if it really is made out of food or just plastic. Seems like we’ll [...]

Firstly let me say that, as a Brit, the first mental image I had upon reading about “keyboard pants” wasn’t the best, but once I saw a picture it all became clear.
That still doesn’t mean I fully understand why anyone would want a QWERTY keyboard – a pink, flexible, half-functional silicone keyboard – split across [...]

The Eee Keyboard PC reminds me of the days when all the computer components were built in underneath the keyboard and you hooked it up to a TV – well, except that this version is a lot slimmer and faster, you can connect it to a high definition TV, it can work wirelessly, and it [...]

Many people dream of a romantic diner by candlelight and a bouquet of roses for Valentine’s Day. Your geek usually can be satisfied with much less: a pack of Mountain Dew cans, free pizza delivery and small gizmos. But what does your geek REALLY want?
Usually your geek also has some ‘out of the world’ wishes [...]

I just saw this really old-school computer keyboard that evokes the best steampunk novels and movies. The original keyboard was an IBM M-15 ergonomic keyboard that was technically gutted and given such treatments as violet LEDs, leaf patterns in brass, and a burgundy wrist pad. It even has a touchpad mouse in the center.