Flexible USB Keyboard

[Scott]

Hey all...

 

I'm looking for one of those flexible keyboards that are flexible/foldable. I would prefer a USB and PS/2 interface if possible.

 

I found one at Geeks.com which is a good deal using the GottaDeal coupon. However, it is PS/2 only.

 

There is an example of what I'm looking for HERE

[CarpeDiem]

Can't help you, but damn that's pretty cool! Didnt know they had something like that!

[Brad]

https://www.axshop.com/peripherals/AirTouchBlack.html

http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=309746&pfp=BROWSE (in store only though)

http://usb.brando.com.hk/flexiblekeyboard.php

 

those were just from the first few pages of google - you've probably already seen them

[RossMAN]

Scott,

 

If you're interested in the CompUSA keyboard, I can buy it and ship it to you in Germany.

 

Let me know :)

 

Ross

[Scott]

Scott,

 

If you're interested in the CompUSA keyboard, I can buy it and ship it to you in Germany.

 

Let me know :)

 

Ross

Actually... I already have one, but my mom wanted to buy one for my brother in-law.

 

CompUSA may be an option.

 

Has anyone ever bought anything from AXShop.com? I haven't heard of them before now.

 

edit: I just checked, and couldn't find them on resellerrating either.

[jamesave]

Scott,

 

I just found this:

http://www.buy.com/retail/clearance/product.asp?sku=70008925

 

not sure if this fits you..

[Scott]

Scott,

 

I just found this:

http://www.buy.com/retail/clearance/product.asp?sku=70008925

 

not sure if this fits you..

Thanks... I was looking for one with a numberpad for normal use, but I may grab one of those for my personal computer repair kit.

[Aaron]

Are there good features that go along with using this keyboard?

[Scott]

Are there good features that go along with using this keyboard?

They aren't really good to use, but I always like to carry certain hardware when I go to fix a computer. You never know what you will fine. I will have to list the parts in my computer toolkit some time.

[MrsHoneybee]

Can't help you, but damn that's pretty cool! Didnt know they had something like that!

Yes, that is cool. :)

[i-bystander]

They aren't really good to use, but I always like to carry certain hardware when I go to fix a computer. You never know what you will fine. I will have to list the parts in my computer toolkit some time.

That would be pretty helpful and interesting... I'd like to see what you have in there.