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Folding Fan Keyboard (Photos)

Submitted by on Monday, 21 December 2009No Comment
Folding Fan Keyboard (Photos)

The designers Yoonsang Kim & Eunsung Park might have a solution with Keystick. It’s a full-size keyboard in its unfurled form, but then it collapses like an accordion into a nice compact package when it’s time to hit the road. If this were small enough, it might be even better than that excellent Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard we reviewed.

The designers envisioned this Keystick as a personal keyboard you take with you everywhere, never needing to touch any object that’s been touched by others, awkwardly naming their idea the “None Bacteria Project.” Never mind that — if they can give this keyboard deep enough key travel, they might have a hit on their hands.

Source: Dvice Via Yanko Design

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