Friday, August 10th 2007
Updated Laser Keyboard Coming Soon
Korean based company Cellulon is preparing to launch its latest peripheral innovation. The Laserkey, or optical/virtual keyboard is a portable optical input device that uses the company's 3D Electronic Sensor Technology which recognizes locations and movements of fingers and transmits the inputs to the user's device. Cellulon launched a similar product in 2005 and has made several updates, including bluetooth compatibility and USB connectivity. Laserkey works on any flat or solid surface and is compatible with Pocket PC, Palm OS and Windows.
26 Comments on Updated Laser Keyboard Coming Soon
You bring up a good question though, that could be a little odd... At least until you get used to it...
I think this keyboard is an awesome idea, I'm just concerned about its response.
But really, that is a good point. Would like to try it out.
@ PVTcaboose, I suppose you could affix some sort of brail-esque sticker to the flat surface so you could get your home key positions.
This would look so sweet in the dark, especially for gaming!! :rockout:
No resistance would also feel weird and might hurt if you slam keys during gaming for hours like I do on a key board :D :eek:
I have been "finger pecking since before I was 8, so I now finger peck like a humming bird, faster than most touch typers...
I've used an iphone and I type VERY fast, even considering it was the first 2-3 minutes I had ever used the phone...
Learn placement over touch, and you can use any keyboard such as this, and it will be excellent.
I personally enjoy "feedbackless" keyboards.
When done right (i.e. not a shitty generic implementation like cheap asses like to get) its very very nice. :D
Hopefully its affordable.
My bigger question is:
Does the keyboard support DVORAK?
You don't have to be a "lover" of a company to like an innovation.
You have to be a "hater" to not like innovation.
Story is about an updated version.
Not to mentioned energy drink and beer friendly :toast: