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unitedkeys.com - 12/11/2008

Home | UnitedKeys

— unitedkeys.com — productivity tool Image based interactivity where pictures and icons change dynamically on individual keys is made possible... using small embedded displays. From desktop publishing to PC games to business applications of all kinds, fewer keystrokes ... (more) Home | UnitedKeys

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Apple

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HP to Offer Sonata Battery to Customers

— slashgear.com — Most laptop batteries will have tear and wear over the time of usage and recharge; HP is... offering its customers Sonata batteries, a like-new performance battery from Boston Power that would perform as well as it was brand new even after several ... (more) HP to Offer Sonata Battery to Customers

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Hewlett-Packard

PC

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United Keys now shipping OLED gaming keyboards
Engadget — ... We heard about a United Keys OLED gaming keyboard quite a awhile back, and we were a little skeptical of its chances of coming to fruition, but here it is, in reality, ready to simplify your life. Well... it's ready to try, anyway. The keyboard features ...

United Keys OLED Keyboard and Keypad
iTech News Net — ... keys” are Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) image-based keys that serve as shortcuts to designated applications. The keyboard has 103 standard keys and 9 OLED display keys. If you don’t want the keyboard, you may get the 9-key keypad instead. They are priced at $259.99 and $199.99 respectively. If you do want a more customizable keyboard or keypad, get the Optimus Maximus or the Optimus Aux keypad. [united keys] ...

United Keys Intros OLED Customizable Keyboard
GadgetReview — ... with the exception of 9 keys that are in fact mini OLED screens that can be programmed with whatever suits your taste.  If the keyboard proves not necessary, you can opt for the smaller and more subtle OLED keypad.  Course, with customization comes cost.  The United Keys OLED keyboard will run you $260, where as the keypad will set you back $200. Oh, and it doesn’t appear to be compatible with Macs. Both are available here [Thanks, Dan]