iBIZ Technology launches Virtual Laser Keyboard

Virtual Keyboards are close to be available on the market.

Israeli based VKB Inc. shows off their Virtual Keyboard at the CES in Las Vegas last week. The unit is available as stand-alone or integrated like the one in the photo.
iBIZ Technology is distributing and marketing the Virtual Keyboard in the United States.
The Virtual Laser Keyboard leverages the power of laser and infrared technology and projects a full-size keyboard onto any flat surface, as the user types on that projection; it realizes what you're typing by the coordinates of that location. Unlike many small snap-on keyboards for PDAs, the Virtual Laser Keyboard provides a full-size QWERTY keyboard. Not to mention looks bloody cool using it.

The Virtual Laser Keyboard is compatible with Palm, Pocket PCs, laptops and desktop PCs. The keyboard employs a USB/serial cable connection to communicate with the PDA or PC.
An upcoming version for cell phones will be available in 4th quarter 2004. The Virtual Laser Keyboard will be available for $99.99 from major retailers, e-commerce sites, and iBIZ Technology's own e-commerce site. The site states that the Virtual Keyboard will ship early February.

What Others Say about This

D.I.C.E. 2012 Indie Game Challenge Winners Announced

DorthLous: SONY new CEO says Hardware is important, but the future lies in content and service: http://www.techworld.com.au/article/414925/incoming_sony_ceo_hot_gadgets_aren_t_enough_anymore02/13/2012 - 12:27pm Andrew Eisen: That article is over five yea ...
Full article at: Game Politics  More like this  15 hours ago, 3:08pm CST

Temple Run Hits 36 Million Download Mark

Imangi Studios' Temple Run has been downloaded more than 36 million times since launching in August of 2011, according to Gamasutra. Some of that increase in downloads can be attributed to a couple of things. The first is the last five months of switchin ...
Full article at: Game Politics  More like this  15 hours ago, 2:57pm CST

World of Warcraft Subscriber Exodus Slows Down in Latest Quarter

While Blizzard may have lost an estimated 100,000 subscribers in its most recently reported quarter, the good news for the World of Warcraft maker is that the bleeding is now trickling. In the quarter before that Blizzard revealed that it had lost a whop ...
Full article at: Game Politics  More like this  16 hours ago, 2:14pm CST

Don't miss ...

• More Hot Gadgets Stories
• I4U News Homepage