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Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 Uses 2.4GHz Tech

Take the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000, cut the cable, throw in a Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and then add 2.4GHz wireless connectivity to both, and you have the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000. If you like that gullwing design of the keyboard, this might just be a perfect fit for you. More »

7:36 AM on Tue Jun 19 2007
By Charlie White
7,898 views, 20 comments

peripherals

uPlusPen is like a Tablet, Minus the Tablet

uPlusPen is the latest input device straight out of Korea. It is similar to a Wacom-style tablet, but there is no actual tablet. The pen can write on any surface and be transferred to the computer. This could be perfect for those on-the-go graphic designers who don't want to lug a tablet everywhere, or for someone who doesn't have the office-space for a giant tablet. No word on availability or pricing. Image via Aving – Travis Hudson More »

12:26 PM on Fri Dec 22 2006
By Travis Hudson
1,939 views, 13 comments

Latest by lcllam: Hm... would this require some form of smart paper? There was a type of paper with a dot-pattern printed in infrared ink which (invisible to the user) allowed the pen to determine spatial orientation, on top of location. The more »