[Jerry Raia]

http://www.mobilitysite.com/2006/11/just_mobile_roky_fabric_bluetooth_keyboa.php

"Mobis Technology Ltd., a leading manufacturer of mobile accessories, today presents Just Mobile RoKy, a Fabric Bluetooth Keyboard. Just Mobile RoKy, the lightweight and flexible keyboard designed for mobile computing devices uses Bluetooth connectivity, is 100% fabric, water-repellent, and comes with a mobile phone/PDA stand. With a pair of AAA battery allows you up to 10 hours of usage."



When it gets a little dirty you can toss it in the wash with your smelly gym clothes and have it all fresh and clean. Oh wait, it is water repellent, never mind. Aren't there some flexible plastic versions of this kind of keyboard floating around? Does anyone like them? I have no interest in them myself.

[Jerry Raia]

http://www.mobilitysite.com/2006/11/just_mobile_roky_fabric_bluetooth_keyboa.php

"Mobis Technology Ltd., a leading manufacturer of mobile accessories, today presents Just Mobile RoKy, a Fabric Bluetooth Keyboard. Just Mobile RoKy, the lightweight and flexible keyboard designed for mobile computing devices uses Bluetooth connectivity, is 100% fabric, water-repellent, and comes with a mobile phone/PDA stand. With a pair of AAA battery allows you up to 10 hours of usage."



When it gets a little dirty you can toss it in the wash with your smelly gym clothes and have it all fresh and clean. Oh wait, it is water repellent, never mind. Aren't there some flexible plastic versions of this kind of keyboard floating around? Does anyone like them? I have no interest in them myself.

[Mike Temporale]

That's a pretty interesting design. I don't know if it can provide the tactile feedback that most people are looking for in a keyboard. And with so many people having devices with built-in keyboards, it seems like the target audience for this is shrinking.

[Jerry Raia]

Originally Posted by Mike Temporale

it seems like the target audience for this is shrinking.

Like that Keyboard would if you got it wet! :rotfl: