DICOM Super Slim USB Computer Keyboard

DICOM just released the DOK-101, which is a super slim USB computer keyboard that boasts an extremely low profile and keycap support. Available in black or white, the device will be available sometime next month for an unknown price tag.

Goldtouch Go! Keyboard

Check out this portable keyboard that is known as the Goldtouch Go!. It looks like your ordinary computer keyboard in your office, but it is actually different. The device was ergonomically designed in order to reduce the risk of repetitive strain injuries when using it for long periods of time. Weighing at less than 0.5kgs, the Goldtouch Go! Keyboard also features built-in key covers to protect it against dust. If you are interested, you can purchase the Goldtouch Go! keyboard for $139 each.

Adesso WKB-3000 Wireless Keyboard

If you are bored with your ugly wireless keyboard, then you can buy the Adesso latest wireless keyboard known as the WKB-3000. Measuring at only 12-inch in size, the keyboard has a full QWERTY keyboard complete with a trackball located in the upper right corner. The Adesso WKB-3000 has a wireless range of 30-feet with 6500 IDs on 12 channels to eliminate interference. You can purchase this wireless keyboard for only $79.99 each.

Verbatim TuneBoard Keyboard and Mouse

Verbatim just rolled out a new keyboard with incorporated speakers and two new wireless mouse. The Verbatim TuneBoard keyboard comes with iTunes control keys, switchable backlighting and bass boost, in addition to providing headphone and microphone connections and a built-in microphone. The Verbatim Laser Mouse connects to a computer via Bluetooth, meanwhile the Verbatim Desktop Wireless Laser Mouse uses a non-standard 2.4GHz connection so it requires a USB dongle. The TuneBoard retails for $70 and the Bluetooth mouse is priced at $40 and the desktop mouse at $30.

Tiny Wireless Keyboard II

Measuring only 17 cm x 8.3 cm x 1.5 cm and weighing just 145g, this new Tiny Wireless Keyboard II features 56 keys with Fn/Num lock change function, a USB dongle and uses 2.4GHz radio frequency that allows you to use it as far as 10 meters radius. This easy to carry keyboard runs on 2 x AA batteries and supports Windows 2000, XP as well as Vista. Get it now for just $56.99.

ASUS Eee Keyboard Set To Ship In June

Back in January we reviewed about ASUS’s upcoming Eee Keyboard, now according to Engadget, ASUS is planning on releasing the Eee Keyboard by the end of next month, however, pricing info is still unknown at the moment. As a reminder, this new keyboard is equipped with an Intel Atom N270 processor, a 5-inch touchscreen display with 800 x 480 resolution, a 32GB SSD, stereo speakers, a microphone, an HDMI output and WiFi or Bluetooth connectivity. More details will be revealed at the upcoming Computex conference in Taipei.

Logitech G15 and G19 Keyboards With Windows Sideshow

If you are a hardcore gamer, then you should have the Logitech G15 and G19 gaming keyboards that support Windows Sideshow software. The Sideshow allows users to see their latest emails, alerts and playlists while the main screen is busy displaying the latest game graphics. This software supports both monochrome and color GamePanel devices, including the G13 gameboard, G15 and G19 keyboards, as well as the Logitech Z-10 speakers and the new SpacePilot PRO from 3DConnexion.

Color Changing Luxeed U5 LED Keyboard

The Luxeed U5 LED multicolor keyboard now support for Windows, Linux and Mac (previous versions were Windows only). The keyboard also makes changes to the LED system to reduce ghosting. Plus they’ve added a firmware updater utility and improved the responsiveness of the keys. The Luxeed U5 LED keyboard is now available for pre-order in Korea for KRW 99,000 ($77).