The extreme roll-up keyboard

Roll-up keyboards are nothing new, but Hela's Duraflex is like the Mercedes S600 of its class. Not only can it fit in your pocket, but Fosfor Gadgets says this keyboard can resist water and alcohol (duly noted) and can function in extreme temperatures ranging from minus-40 to 176 degrees Fahrenheit. Perfect for those nasty commutes from the North Pole to Death Valley.

(Photo: Hela)

[Mindstyle06]

These are not really useful keyboards. I got one of those but inspite of made from rubber/plastic, the keys are very hard to press so unless you learnt your typing on a type writer, there is no way that you are going to get each and every alphabet typed.