Eleksen's Wireless Fabric Keyboard uses the company's ElekTex fabric, connecting to mobile devices via Bluetooth. It costs around £40. Launched today, the £40 Wireless Fabric Keyboard is based on ...

There's something undeniably cool about alternative keyboards. Even if they don't work well (I'm looking at you, hateful-finger-feedback laser keyboard!) it's still good to see that manufacturers aren ...

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London, England — Eleksen Ltd. has announced the availability of its ElekTex Smart Fabric wireless keyboard in the United States at CES 2006. Designed for Smart phones, PDAs and handheld devices, the ...

Be prepared for what will surely be an onslaught of peripherals for Microsoft’s Ultra-Mobile PC platform. Eleksen, makers of fabric-based interface devices, has introduced a trio of products aimed at ...

Tired of pressing tiny buttons on your handheld to send a long text message or edit a document? Then check out Eleksen’s new ElekTex Smart Fabric wireless keyboard. The 100 percent fabric, full laptop ...

A teardown of Apple's Smart Keyboard accessory, published on Tuesday, shows some of the advanced technology underneath including conductive fabric, and a key design borrowed from the 12-inch Retina ...

Rapoo, the Chinese company that manufactures keyboards, mice, and wireless chargers has announced a new keyboard in China. The new keyboard is a fabric version of the Ralemo Pre 5 that had been ...

A future MacBook Pro may have keys that could be used as a touchpad, with the same technology possible for use in a design where there's no dedicated touchpad section at all. One of the more tricky ...

It's time to roll up your sleeves for the next advance in wearable technology -- a fabric armband that's actually a touch pad. Researchers say they have devised a way to make playing video games, ...

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