If you often find yourself typing away into the wee small hours as you battle against looming deadlines, then it might be worth considering shelling out for this deluxe, hoity-toity Logitech illuminated keyboard.
Everyone knows that clattering away a little keyboard appears almost medieval next to all the cool spacial aware stuff that’s been going on with the likes of the Wii and Kinect.
We’re big fans of the SwiftKey Android keyboard (so much so that it managed to unearth our previous fave, Swype), and the developers at TouchType have shown off a new SwiftKey Tablet app for Android tablets.
We’ve tried all sorts of keyboards on our mobiles – the default iPhone one, the incredibly clever Swype one and a host of other cunning keyboard concoctions on various handsets, but none have impressed us as much as SwiftKey.
We’ve been huge fans of Swype’s revolutionary text input system, but until now only those who registered early for the beta trials were able to bag themselves a copy.
All that has changed, with Swype now inviting Android users to head over to their site in double quick time, register for the beta, and then be rewarded with a download link.
Much as were knocked out by Palm’s superb multi-tasking webOS, the very limited selection of phones available and the the long list of feature omissions meant that it failed to become our ‘go to’ handset.
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Packing enough green credentials to make Swampy come out of his tunnel is Logitech’s new Wireless Solar Keyboard K750.
Tearing off its beta tag and triumphantly charging into to the Android Market is the highly rated Swiftkey keyboard app.
We’ve been absolutely loving the Swype keyboard on our HTC Desire, and Symbian S60 users are set to join in the finger smudgin’ fun with today’s announcement from Nokia that it will be coming to Symbian S60 5th edition devices.
We definitely like things that light up at Wirefresh, so Logitech’s new Wireless Illuminated Keyboard K800 is piquing our interest in no uncertain terms.
We’re still stoked to the max with Swype’s incredible ability to convert our wayward finger tracks into propah English, but another contender for best Android keyboard is rocking into town in the shape of Swiftkey.
It’s been on its way for well over a year, but Asus’s intriguing EeeKeyboard is finally available for US customers to pre-order on Amazon, with shipping scheduled for the end of the month.
Although we know that a cheapo £10 keyboard does the job just as well, we’re big fans of high tech keyboards – and the more pointless lights and gizmos bolted on, the better.
We’ve hammered away so hard at our Logitech diNovo Edge Bluetooth keyboard that several of the letters have now rubbed off completely, making our typing even more unpredictable than usual.
With our diNovo keyboard (literally) fading fast, we’re beginning to eye the Wireless Litetouch Keyboard with lustful eyes.
For serious gamers, frantic fraggers and dedicated alien destroyers, Razer keyboards have always been a desirable choice. We take a look a closer look at their Lycosa gaming keyboard and see if it’s worth the hefty outlay.
With a price tag around £52, the first question you’re probably going to ask is: “what’s so different about this keyboard to the cheapo ones knocked out for 4 quid at a computer fair?”
The answer is simple: the look and feel.
We’re not quite sure it lives up to Logitech’s “World’s most advanced keyboard” claim, but if you’re looking to cut a stylish dash at your desktop, then you won’t find many keyboards as likely to impress as the Logitech diNovo Edge.
Looking like a slab of shiny machinery that’s been teleported off a sci-fi set, the diNovo is a beautifully designed, Bluetooth-powered slice of sleek, superslick black and silver.
We tested the keyboard last year and seeing as we’re still using it daily, we thought we’d update the review and also add a long term verdict at the end.
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