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Prices start $19.95-$24.95, or $100 for a 5-piece set of items. Take a look here.

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The Washable Keyboard is perfect if you like to keep your work station clean. Its amazing how many germs and pieces of food get onto your keyboard in a short space of time and with the Washable Keyboard it makes cleaning it so simple. With a normal keyboard its pretty much impossible to clean them properly as most are not waterproof. With this being 100% waterproof it means your keyboard won’t stop working if you happen to spill your drink on it either.

It goes for £39.95 right now, so grab it up if you’re one of those office space clean freaks.

The bubblegum pink color and the the old-style pretty lettering definitely make it a primarily female marketed product, and it also is a Juicy Couture product, so a nice double whammy.

We’re personally not a huge fan of rubber pink keyboards, but the loved geek in your life might find it adorable. The flexible rubber USB keyboard is built to move around easily, so you can take it pretty much anywhere; no need to worry about it breaking.

The only “breaker” for some might be the $45 price tag. It isn’t too bad really, but that might keep a few away with more limited budgets.

The keyboard is on sale and can be yours today for only $104, which is a bit on the high side, when you consider the cool gaming keyboards you can get for the same money these days. But some youngster in your life will go crazy over this, and the price tag won’t seem quite so important.

Grab yours here.

Brando has released the MSI BK100 Foldable Universal Bluetooth Keyboard. It comes with 65 basic keys (most of what people use on a keyboard), and it’s tiny and compact. It operates on the 2.40GHz and 2.4835GHz frequencies across 79 channels, so no issues with signal or getting jammed up by many BT devices on at the same time.

Usable with a few AAA batteries, it can fold up and go with you wherever you go. It ain’t cheap though; these sell for $54 each, so make sure you have a real need before plunking down for one of these. Very cool concept though, for those who hate those tiny keyboards on many micro-devices these days.

This keyboard has three obvious features that give it its name. The first is the wireless capacity, and by the way it uses 2.4GHz rather than Bluetooth. The second is the backlit feature that makes it glow in the dark, which requires two AAA batteries to work. The third is its very small size. I’m not certain why you would want a tiny keyboard, but considering how netbooks are getting increasingly smaller, there might be a demand for smaller keyboards for a desktop, if you have very limited space. And the fact its just cool doesn’t hurt either.

It has been suggested that the Brando Backlit Wireless Keyboard could be used for home theater PCs. That idea has a lot of merit, since consumer electronics companies are making a lot of All-in-one PC/computers these days.

Yes, we all look forward to the day when PCs and television markets will be merged into one seamless product. As for today, you should be able to hold your place in line for the Wireless Illuminated Super Tiny Keyboard from the Brando Web site for $47.00.

Specifically, Logitech reveals in a recent PR that the G13 is really a combination of the Logitech G15 keyboard and G9 Laser Mouse. In this same release, the company promises that the G13 is a far superior model than other keyboards in the gaming class.

Logitech also states that the G13 has three game modes, 25 programmable keys, and a programmable analog stick. This allows for over 87 ways to control your game, and even allows for custom button profiles as well as creating macros without having to pause the game.

The G13 also has settings for many games built-in, including World of Warcraft, Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar, and Call of Duty 4.

The Logitech G13 should be available today all over the US and Europer for about $79.99 retail. Give the gamer in your life the gift of dark cool with this gaming gem.

That may change in a few months: Th Grippity is coming. According to the documentation, the user must hold it with both hands like a video game controller and click the keys by poking them from behind. The keys are transparent, so you can see what you are typing. I imagine that you will eventually learn not to look down at them, just like you had to do when you first learned to type. Supposedly it will save time and make your typing more efficient.

I suppose the question is how long it would take the average typist to adapt to the Grippity. Typing “backwards” sounds like it would be major chore to adjust to, and I also want to know if the Grippity can reduce repeated wrist syndrome, because it looks like a carpal tunnel lover’s dream.

If you are the type who is willing to break tradition when it comes to the typical keyboard, then the Grippity may be the device for you. You should be able to get it in about 4-6 months for about $100 or so. We’ll see if users give it a shot.

With this device, you can wirelessly sync up to your Apple mobile device of choice, and have that great feeing of clicking keys underneath your fingers. It’s a small keyboard adapted for use on the iPhone, with a flap on the keyboard that is presumably there to hold the iPhone in place, and a small size for ease of portability.

The only question that remains is when this product will actually ship. Apparently, it was first announced in January, then available for pre-order in August. It will run you $92, and is still on pre-order here from AVAlive: BTKeyMini

G-Tech Smart-Fabric Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard (GH201)

Although some of our smallest gadgets come with full QWERTY keyboards, they just aren’t the easiest devices to type on. G-Tech has created a full laptop sized keyboard that you can roll out to make typing for small Bluetooth-enabled devices that much easier. This Bluetooth wireless keyboard is great to use when your looking to type out an email using your mobile phone or PDA. It comes with a universal stand for mounting devices upright, so you can easily view what you’re typing. As this Smart-Fabric keyboard runs on 2 AAA batteries that can provide for 20 hours of constant typing, so it won’t need to run down your device battery or need a power outlet. You’ll be able to get more done with your small mobile devices when you buy the G-Tech Smart-Fabric Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard (GH201)