Oh...my...uhGod....
That keyboard is hard.core.
That keyboard is hard.core.
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Re: Luxury Keyboard
OMG, do you actually touch that thing!?!?!Originally posted by Snuggins
I don't see the point in having an uber-sweet keyboard. Mine works fine. :up:
[screenshot]http://home.columbus.rr.com/nmunden/LuxuryKeyboard.JPG[/screenshot]
And it actually likes when I spill coffee on it. :heart:
Seriously though, the idea is cool, but probably would be waayy tooo expensive!!:down:
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Someone, somewhere must be working on an alternative device for text input. There doesn't appear to be any development for other methods of input device. A new way, concept, to get whats in my head into these blasted things. We've had the mouse and keyboard for what seems like an eternity. We need the next step in evolution. (remember when computers first had MICE?!? everyone is like 'oooo')
What do you lot reckon could be our next step? I like the idea of having a tiny camera inbedded in the monitor (somewhere) to track eyeball movement for pointer control. I know this is a reality now, but not yet in the consumer market as far as I know.Comment
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How about a stationary ball locked in a pedestal of sorts, and when you move the ball, the computer tracks its movement and moves the cursor accordingly? We could call it a "Trackball!"Originally posted by CyberT
Someone, somewhere must be working on an alternative device for text input. There doesn't appear to be any development for other methods of input device. A new way, concept, to get whats in my head into these blasted things. We've had the mouse and keyboard for what seems like an eternity. We need the next step in evolution. (remember when computers first had MICE?!? everyone is like 'oooo')
What do you lot reckon could be our next step? I like the idea of having a tiny camera inbedded in the monitor (somewhere) to track eyeball movement for pointer control. I know this is a reality now, but not yet in the consumer market as far as I know.Comment
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Don't we already have those?Originally posted by NiTrOcALyPsE
How about a stationary ball locked in a pedestal of sorts, and when you move the ball, the computer tracks its movement and moves the cursor accordingly? We could call it a "Trackball!"
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