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  i.Tech Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard

  Frazier Barretto, May 28, 2007 1713 hrs IST

  With 'compact, simple and innovative' becoming synonymous with gadgets, virtual reality takes it a step further. Is this the face of the future?

  Great Concept, Portable, Battery life.

  Requires only flat and solid surface, Price.

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Page 1 - First Impression Page 2 - Layout Page 3 - Usability, Battery, Conclusion

In the fast moving lane of technology, everything seems to be going virtual. This is bound to happen since individuals want to comfortably sit back, at the same time take their daily dose of necessary activity into account. That calls for a lot of innovative products. But products that fit this grouping are cool only if they're actually useful, else they are deficient for this category.

Today we have with us the i.Tech Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard. This product sounds like it's from the future, but the fact is that it was released a few years back. Nevertheless, it hasn't lost its coolness. The moment it was noticed on our desk, there were people either just staring at it or asking "What is that?" followed by "You're kidding me!"

Well, I could go on bragging about it but then I won't get on with the review, so I'll just cut that out and tell you all about this innovative product.

First Impression

One look at the device and it seems like it's come from outer space. The device is just the size of an average mobile phone, in terms of height. It weighs about 80 grams and its dimensions stand at 90 x 34 x 24 mm and it fits comfortably in the palm of your hand.

A Virtual keyboard is a device which projects a keyboard via laser. The laser projection itself gives you a WOW effect. It looks like a mini-lighthouse with red light scanning an area, it also reminded me of the Eye of Sauron from Lord of the Rings. Just that this didn't turn around.

Page 1 - First Impression Page 2 - Layout Page 3 - Usability, Battery, Conclusion

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