[kaisersouse]

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-575...ens/?ttag=fbwp


Keyboard that bubbles up from the screen. When its down...completely flat. Its quite cool.

[Haydn]

Wouldn't this have problems over time?

[kaisersouse]

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Originally Posted by Haydn Wouldn't this have problems over time?

Likely, but a majority of people don't hang onto their gadgets long enough for them to actually wear out :/

[Haydn]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kaisersouse Likely, but a majority of people don't hang onto their gadgets long enough for them to actually wear out :/

That's true. Sad really. I still have my gamecube (not with me, in another house in the states)

[T0pAz]

How does it work though?

[Haydn]

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Originally Posted by T0pAz How does it work though?

You have to start the 256 hash telecommunications telecom service contract which then turns on the telecommunications receiver for the 256 hash telecommunications telecom service contract.


"It starts with a panel that has channels built into it. The channels are filled with a non-toxic fluid. By increasing the pressure in the channels, the fluid pushes up the surface of the panel, creating an actual key. What's more, Tactus says the pressure will be adjustable, so the keys could feel a bit squishy, like a gel pack or they could be harder, like the plastic keys on a laptop."

[kaisersouse]

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Originally Posted by Haydn That's true. Sad really. I still have my gamecube (not with me, in another house in the states)

I still have my Atari. And gamecube. And NES haha. I don't throw away electronics until the smoke comes out

[iNorton]

Meh nothing interesting, I have no favor in those technologies.

[kaisersouse]

Okay great well thanks for contributing!

[iNorton]

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Originally Posted by kaisersouse Okay great well thanks for contributing!

I have a feeling criticizing you will be fun one day.

Now tally-ho to the space age.