Wednesday, August 26th 2015

LG Develops Full-Size Keyboard For Pockets

To help capture a larger share of the fast-growing mobile accessories market, LG Electronics (LG) will introduce a new solid rollable, wireless and portable keyboard in the United States in September. To be unveiled next week at IFA 2015 in Berlin, Germany, LG's Rolly Keyboard (model KBB-700) features a four-stage fold up along the rows to create an easy-to-carry "stick" that fits easily in a purse, briefcase or backpack.

Featuring high-contrast keys and a built-in fold-out mobile device stand, typing on Rolly Keyboard is comfortable because its 17mm key pitch is comparable to the 18mm key pitch found on most desktop keyboards. Made of impact-resistant and durable polycarbonate and black ABS plastic, Rolly Keyboard offers satisfying tactile feedback often not found on flexible silicone keyboards. Two sturdy arms fold out to support smartphones as well as tablets in an upright position. Simply unfolding the Rolly Keyboard enables the auto pairing function to connect easily to two different devices at the same time via Bluetooth 3.0 - with the ability to toggle between the two with a simple key press, all powered by just a single AAA battery.
"LG Rolly Keyboard is just one of the many premium input devices we'll be unveiling in the coming months as we expand our accessories offerings," said Seo Young-jae, vice president in charge of Innovative Personal Devices at LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company. "The goal was to create a product that could add more value to LG smartphones and tablets at the same time offering a unique design proposition that hadn't been explored before."

The Rolly Keyboard will make its debut in September in the United States. Pricing and details of availability will be announced at the time of launch. Visitors to IFA 2015 can see LG Rolly Keyboard up close in Hall 18 of Messe Berlin from Sept. 4-9.
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17 Comments on LG Develops Full-Size Keyboard For Pockets

#2
R-T-B
Where is the numberpad?

Full size keyboard used to mean it had a number pad.

Where is the number row?

This is full sized?

I feel old.
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#3
AsRock
TPU addict
What a load of BS full size, Maybe it was just wishful thinking. for example girl goes in shop asks for a full size keyboard guy offers this as full size she either laughs or walks away.

As R-T-B said the numpads missing but all so the Fkeys too.

I will stick with my FAVI thank you very much which is more full size than this thing and has backlighting and F keys haha.
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#4
remixedcat
DON'T FOLD THE MAPS! ROLL THE MAPS!
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#5
Scrizz
R-T-B...... This is full sized?

I feel old.
That's what she said. xD































lol srrry I just had to.
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#6
manofthem
WCG-TPU Team All-Star!
remixedcatDON'T FOLD THE MAPS! ROLL THE MAPS!
ScrizzThat's what she said. xD































lol srrry I just had to.
I feel like you guys posted these just for me,too funny. thanks ;) :laugh:
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#7
remixedcat
Yes we did :) Don't'cha'feel tingly?
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#8
R-T-B
ScrizzThat's what she said. xD































lol srrry I just had to.
I'd hit you with a hard retort if I had one.

That was well executed sir.
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#9
hellrazor
ScrizzThat's what she said. xD

lol srrry I just had to.
Well I've made a dildo joke and you've made a dick joke, anybody feel like making a flat chest joke?
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#10
erixx
This is beyond innovative!!! Of course targeted towards WRITERS not cavemen that depend on F keys (especially F1 that is Help key, lol) or miserable accountants that use number keys, come on! lol..
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#11
R-T-B
erixxThis is beyond innovative!!! Of course targeted towards WRITERS not cavemen that depend on F keys (especially F1 that is Help key, lol) or miserable accountants that use number keys, come on! lol..
Numbers are indeed a relic of the 1990s. We use better things now. They are plastic and have magnetic strips.
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#13
micropage7
personally i like the design, but dont said that its full size keyboard, i think full size its just the size of keys not the keyboard with numpad etc etc
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#14
R-T-B
micropage7personally i like the design, but dont said that its full size keyboard, i think full size its just the size of keys not the keyboard with numpad etc etc
Yeah, in complete seriousness they probably just meant it that way and we are being way too literal.

But we're nerds... what else would we do with our day?
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#15
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
Is that a keyboard in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?
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#16
AsRock
TPU addict
FreedomEclipseIs that a keyboard in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?
And her friend said: that aint no full size.
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#17
remixedcat
at least it's not the easy eyes keyboard:
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