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Keyed Up - Keyboards Reviewed

by American Way Staff

Today’s keyboards light up, fold up, split up, and send up the old QWERTY layout. Wireless and optical or ergonomic and sloped, you'll never just hunt-and-peck again.


Touchstream LP Zeroforce Keyboard, $339

ASSETS:
Keyboard and mouse are combined all in one; uses very light strokes for typing and “gestures” to work the mouse. Folds up for easy travel.

LIABILITIES: Takes from a few days to a few weeks to get back to “normal” after typing with this fancy gadgetry.
BOTTOM LINE: Seriously expensive, but seriously cool.
MORE INFO:www.fingerworks.com
Auravisions’ Eluminx Illuminated Keyboard, $80

ASSETS:
One-of-a-kind lighted
keyboard available in bone, black, and silver, with two shades of blue illumination.
LIABILITIES: No on/off switch.
BOTTOM LINE: Although more expensive than a typical keyboard, it’s great for reducing eyestrain when working at night or in low-lit spaces (like airplane cabins).
MORE INFO:www.eluminx.com
True-touch Roll-Up Keyboard, $20

ASSETS:
The ultimate in portability, just roll up this blue, flexible, full-size board and go.
LIABILITIES: It’s only compatible with Windows.
BOTTOM LINE: Cheap, easy to use, and sealed in plastic, which makes this a great buy for travelers — and coffee spillers.

MORE INFO:www.icintracom.com



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