MSI Air Keyboard. Kinda reminds me of a Wii controller. You actually tilt the keyboard to move the mouse. Left and right mouse buttons are on the top side of the keyboard on the left and right sides. I currently use a Logitech diNovo which I really like. It is small, has bluetooth and has a rechargeable battery.

See the video here:

Via: Gizmodo

You’ve seen them in the movies where you can roll up the keyboard and put it in your bag. The hacker in Die Hard 4 had one. Well, this keyboard is real and available to the public. The keyboard is made from high quality silicone. It is sturdy and extremely portable. The keys are constructed to match a standard keyboard rather than the flat keys found on laptop keyboards. They use a soft touch design on the keys so they do not have the click-click design of other keyboards. This will allow you to use them almost anywhere without disturbing the person beside you.

As for durability, the silicone construction will stand up to twists and tears without damage. The construction is also safe from dust and moisture, so if your not a clean freak don’t worry this baby can take some abuse. The keyboard uses a USB interface so it will work on almost any laptop, you can always have a comfortable and full size keyboard handy.

This is the accessory for any geek. This is one of the items that have form, functionality, and the “WOW” punch all rolled into one bag.

Logitech G19 looks awesome.

Checkout the video here:

It has a 320×240 screen that looks excellent. It has navigation buttons that you can use to switch between a system monitor, clock, and custom background. You can also bring up a YouTube video on the screen. The screen plays back great and the controls are simple to use and responsive. Unfortunately the keyboard is delayed until May 2009. Price $199.99, subject to change.

Via:Video from Crowdedbrain

The Logitech® G19 keyboard has a very cool color 320×240 GamePanel LCD which supports several widgets out of the box. Widgets such as Twitter, VOIP, images, system information, game data(rockets,bullets,etc) and also Youtube and you can add more as they come out. It’s pretty nice if you like the Logitech® squishy keyboard feel. The video playback is pretty smooth which is much better than the earlier monochrome screens on the G11 and G15 series.

The keyboard feels about the same as earlier G-series keyboards made by Logitech®. You can custamize the backlight and setup macros for your tasks. The problem with the keyboard is that it requires it’s own power brick, unlike earlier models which get their power directly from the computer. The price on this puppy is around $200 which is a little steep for a keyboard.

GamePanel LCD requires software that supports Logitech® GamePanel™ technology
Logitech® G19 keyboard for gaming
An arsenal of advanced gaming technology
Announcement Date: January 6, 2009 Shipping: March 2009
Price: $199.99 Available at: www.logitech.com

Product Overview
As a gamer, you never compromise – not on your team, not on your weapons and certainly not on your hardware. The Logitech G19 keyboard features a tiltable, color GamePanel ™ LCD to show game stats, VOIP communication data, and many other favorite items.

With customization capabilities such as user-selectable character backlighting color, 12 fully programmable G-keys, two high-speed USB ports and multi-key input, the Logitech G19 keyboard is the perfect weapon for your gaming rig.

Key Features
 Color GamePanel LCD* can show game stats, system information, communication data,
video playback, image slideshows, or other information, without leaving the game.
 Twelve programmable G-keys with 3 shift states (or modes) means that you have 36
programmable macros per game or application
o Use the MR (macro record) key to record new macros on-the-fly.
 Multi-key input allows you to use up to five keys at once to perform multiple complex actions.
 Two high-speed, powered USB 2.0 ports give you the ability to connect you mouse to the
keyboard or to transfer data to and from peripherals such as MP3 players and flash drives.
 User-selectable character backlighting color lets you personalize the keyboard to
complement the rest of your computer and gaming equipment.
System Requirements
 Windows® XP or Windows Vista®
 Mac® OS X 10.4 or later
 High-speed USB 2.0 port
 20 MB of available hard disk space
 CD-ROM drive
Product Specifications
 Length: 19.5 inches
 Height: 2 inches
 Width: 10.5 inches
 Weight: 4.86 lbs
 Display: Color 320-by-240 pixel display

My keyboard of choice is the IBM M Keyboard. It is just about indestructible. The keys click which I really like being a touch typist. You know when you make a mistake by the sound. I also tend to be a little hard on the keyboard and it continues to survive. The keyboard has a great feel. The keyboard was made in 1989 and I have had one ever since. I have tried many other keyboards, but I always go back to my IBM. I have 3 of them in reserve in case anything happens to mine. I recommend the keyboard highly if you can find one.

You can buy a redesigned model at this location that I found:
Unicomp Keyboards

In 1996, a company called Unicomp bought the Model M design from Lexmark which produced the keyboards for IBM. Unicomp sells replacement parts for older IBM/Lexmark keyboards, and will repair just about any keyboard manufactured by themselves. Their new keyboards are slightly different than the original. The originals can go for $150 or more and the new redesigned models go for about $70.00.

The keys are replaceable if you do wear them out.