Celluon Laser BlueTooth Keyboard
I was searching around for a picture to use in my previous post when I came across the above picture. I followed the link to get a bit more information and came up with what’s below.
I swear this is one of the Coolest add-ons I have seen for the BlackBerry and if I get hold of one I will let you all know how it goes.
“This revolutionary mobile input device can be used as a mouse as well as a keyboard with its Bluetooth or USB interface. With a full-sized (19mm) standard QWERTY keyboard layout projected on any flat surface, you can use LaserKey CL850 anywhere you go, any time you want.
Projection Keyboard Specification
Interface: - USB v.1.1 (for PC) and Bluetooth (Microsoft Bluetooth Stack and Widcomm Bluetooth Stack)
Keyboard layout: - 19mm sized. Shortcuts: Internet Explorer, incoming e-mails, contacts, note, menu, pop up, mouse function depending on operating system
Detection rate: - Up to 400 characters per minute with automatic key repeat
Projection size: - Approx. 304 x 105 mm
Projection surface - Non-reflective, opaque flat surface
Ambient light: - 1000 – 5000Lux (day light according to DIN 5034-6) on an opaque flat surface
Keystroke Sound - Built in buzzer(Mute on/off the sound)
Power source: - Changeable lithium ion rechargeable battery or USB adaptor
Battery capacity: - Approximately 220min. Continuous use 450min. on standby mode
Dimensions: - Approx. 93 x 39 x 37 mm
Software compatibility: - Windows Mobile 5 & 6, BlackBerry OS 4.1 or above, Symbian or Windows XP or higher
If you are interested here is the link: http://www.celluon.com/index.html
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April 18th, 2008 13:50
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April 18th, 2008 20:55
These have been around for YEARS, and I’ve always said I wanna get one… But only for the “cool” factor.
They say they’re difficult to use though, primarily because there’s no physical feedback (eg. If you’re a touch typist, you can’t feel the home keys)…
They also struggle under certain lighting conditions, and require a perfectly flat surface to operate.
~ Posted wirelessly from my BlackBerry 8800 ~