Comments on: A desktop keyboard for mouse-haters
We have no idea who would want one either.
We have no idea who would want one either.
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It is no surprise to me at the latest turn towards keyboards with added support for the mouse, with no actual mouse.
Since HDTVs now support your computer perfectly, you can now hook up that laptop to your 46" LCD HDTV and surf from your couch. And what better way to do this than without the need of a mouse? I don't know if this thing is wireless, but it's only a matter of time before we see a wireless version. (I know some already exist, but there are very few of them). Just my 2 cents: Soon you'll see the disappearance of the desk and people will be turning more towards typing from their La-Z-boy recliners. Who has room for a mouse anymore? Touchpads rock!
i've looked for web browsers that support this kind of arangement but couldn't find any. any suggestions?
- Bussiness' like Walmart and Auto Zone have had
- by jwkware February 2, 2008 2:31 AM PST
- Bussiness' like Walmart and Auto Zone have had these for a while, its just kinda easier to worry about 1 piece of hardware instead of 2. It is actually a good idea. I would like to see the touch screen thing on a keyboard that would be, well interesting.
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