Posts in Handhelds

Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard

Juniper Foo | Dec 14, 2004

When the Virtual Keyboard first emerged, we thought the idea way cool even if actually typing on nothing more than a bunch of projected glowing numbers wasn't. For those who don't mind the tradeoff for some hip quotient, i.Tech has released a Bluetooth version in Singapore. To operate, simply hook the rechargeable unit with supplied connector cables to a QWERTY-needy device like a smart phone, handheld or PC. A red lighted outline of a keyboard is projected onto any flat surface. Don't expect touch typing here as there's no tactile feedback to guide you, even if each key tap is accompanied by a sound effect. More likely you'll end up relying on the two-finger search-and-peck method which won't win you any fastest finger prizes.

Price: S$338 (US$204)
Availability: Singapore, distributed by TSR Silicon Resources (Asia) Pte Ltd
Device: Virtual keyboard
Basic specs: Up to 2 hours of continuous typing on single charge of internal battery, 90 x 34 x 24mm, Bluetooth

Filed under: Handhelds, Mobile Phones
1 Comment | Bookmark | Share