Keyboards

This keyboard is designed to be used with Apple's two iPad tablets, numerous Android devices and Microsoft Windows.

Broadcom has introduced a new Bluetooth reference design that allows devices to use a single pair of AA batteries for up to 10 years.

This mouse offers access to up to 78 individual commands thanks to its 13 buttons and six programmable modes.

This design is actually supposed to be good for your hand, wrist and forearm even though it looks like it was dropped by a Smurf.

Logitech's new peripheral adds wireless multitouch capabilities to your Windows 7-based desktop or notebook.

Asus has officially launched its Google Honeycomb-based tablet featuring an optional keyboard docking station.

That regular, old, run of the mill QWERTY keyboard slowing down your Facebook stalking? Then, you'll probably want to pick up the S.N.A.K Facebook-optimized keyboard.

If you find yourself constantly filling your emails, instant messages, and work memos with smiley faces :) You may enjoy one of these awesome emoticon keypads, developed by Lavatelli. One of the great features of this keypad, currently in its prototype

We checked out Microsoft’s new Touch Mouse, which was just launched this week.

SmartFish's automated keyboard is now available for $149.95.

Google has confirmed that it's going to reveal the first Chrome OS netbook tomorrow, but here we have a picture of what purports to be the keyboard that the laptop is going to incorporate.

It's an iPhone 3GS/4 dock with a built-in keyboard.

It's a keyboard designed with MMO gamers in mind.

Razer is adding two Special Edition models to its Naga gaming mice.

Well, looky what we have here.

Jedi Mind is now Mind Technologies.

Woman uses toes to type her way to a rescue.

That's a mouse? Really?

We bang on fresh keyboards from Microsoft, Logitech, Matias, and Eclipse, and determine whether they deserve to sit in front of your monitor.

This mouse uses an IR laser, an IR camera, and MIT-developed software.

Elementary: a hand-made keyboard featuring an old-school look and construction.

Touch screens are nothing impressive these days; we've got touch screen phones, tablets, laptops and computers out the wazoo. What we don't see everyday are water-based touch screens.

Arctic Cooling is entering the peripheral market.

Finally, a way to mingle with the console-playing masses—and cheat on first-person shooters!

A canvas can make all the difference.

We point out ten unusual mice designs: some of these are available for purchase, while others exist only in a product designer's imagination.

This mouse is perfect for netbooks and laptops.

A tragic story.

This wireless optical mouse is controlled by toes.