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This new white Apple inspired QWERTY keyboard comes with a stand for your device and a standard 30-pin dock connector that fits the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.

This Bluetooth mini keyboard is made of water resistant and dustproof high quality silicone, which makes it flexible and great for travel. It works with any Bluetooth compatible product, like a laptop, PC, iPad or an iPhone.

This new wireless handheld mini keyboard features 75 keys and a flying mouse and it works pretty much in the same way as the Air Keyboard with the built-in accelerometer.

This wireless little gadget, which could be described as “a Wii controller with full-on keyboard functionality”, will serve as an all-in-one HTPC keyboard with a built-in accelerometer.

This wireless Rii mini keyboard features 69 keys, a touchpad and a laser pointer. The small size (151x59x13mm) and light weight (103g ) makes it a perfect travel partner.

This wireless palm-sized keyboard from Lenovo features a 69 key setup and a track ball. It works wirelessly with HTPC and other products from distances of up to 10 meters.

This travel-friendly handheld USB keyboard, weighing only 66g, features a 48 key QWERTY-setup and a 2.8 inches large touchpad with left and right mouse buttons.

Fans of wooden gadgets like the Carbon Neutral USB Flash Drive and the iPod Mini Speaker can now lay their hands of this USB bamboo keyboard and mouse.

Here’s a little something that will look great on your bedside table next to the Escape Button Alarm Clock – a LED light that is shaped like the Ctrl button on a keyboard.

This new super tiny multimedia keyboard is equipped with 56 keys and 12 hotkeys. The light and small format, it measures no more than 170 x 80 x 15mm, makes it great for travel.

This new USB keyboard comes with 87 keys, 18 hot keys, a built-in high precision multi-Touch touchpad and it works wirelessly from distances of up to 10 meters.

The keypad with cover and the keypad with trackball have already been invented, so what to do next? Of course, let’s throw in a spacebar instead and we’re ready to launch.