CTX's Virtual Keyboard In A Keychain Comes For $99.99 Only!
CTX's Virtual Keyboard is a compact alternative for all the available virtual keyboards, which nicely fits into a small keychain, and projects a functional laser keyboard on any desired surface. Though it's not the first of its kind in the market, but still it has got a reputation of being the smallest and the most affordable keyboard yet. It works like just another virtual keyboard, outlining a full-sized QWERTY keyboard before the user, while the optical sensor follows the typist's fingers.
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A bluetooth connection wirelessly syncs it to most smart devices, while a LiPo battery ensures that typing won't be hindered for at least two hours. The battery could be recharged via USB. Portability is a bonus. You can get this virtual keyboard from #-Link-Snipped-# website for $99.99. Shipping begins from October 1.
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A bluetooth connection wirelessly syncs it to most smart devices, while a LiPo battery ensures that typing won't be hindered for at least two hours. The battery could be recharged via USB. Portability is a bonus. You can get this virtual keyboard from #-Link-Snipped-# website for $99.99. Shipping begins from October 1.
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