Want to protect your keyboard but not with a boring old silicone keyboard skins? The all new line of ProTouch Keyboard Protectors from iSkin delivers both style and protection. The skins are colorful with dual-tone designs. They also feature built-in Microban protection that provides protection from damaging bacteria, stains, and odors. The skins also feature high-contrast key caps, true LED backlight compatibility, and glow-in-the-dark features. The protectors are available for the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, MacBook, and the Aluminum Wired/Wireless Apple keyboards.
Prices range from $24.99 to $34.99.

With all the work to be done, it is often difficult to sleep at night… Some Russians decided to create the keyboard-pillow. Now, you can work, then stop for a nap in your office and wake up to return back to work!

You really do not want to have wet hands when handling delicate visual materials for your work. But you are in the world of rush creating contents for upcoming pr campaigns. Or you may be in deep in a chat room wanting to have nothing to break your focus.

This is it for you !

No more sweaty hands to disturb your creativity.

It has three internal cooling fans to keep your hands cool and clean!

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The title of the world’s dirtiest work tool ever, stays with the keyboard because no matter what we do we cannot get it back to its mint new condition. You could try anything from compressed-air sprays and tiny brushes that will just move the dirt around in your keyboards, telephones and other electrical gadgets. This blob however has a different way of working up the dirt, the Cyber Clean is a blob that splurges into every tiny corner, and picks up dead skin, hair and food and absorbs it back into itself. The blob has an antibacterial formula neutralizes everything it manages to pick up; the company says 80% of the dirt is cleaned this way.

The Cyber Clean is priced at approx $14, this blob isn’t just cool to use it even lets you know via a color indicator if the product needs replacing and is green when disposed of as it disappears into nature.

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There comes a point when a keyboard is really too small to be of use for typing. I think that the Super Tiny Keyboard from Brando may have found that point. The keyboard is tiny (as its name implies) measuring in at 170 x 73 x 15mm. If you think a netbook has a keyboard that is too small, stay away from this thing.

Visually, it’s a dead ringer for the white Happy Hacking Lite keyboard, except for the black color and all. The Super Tiny Keyboard has 56 keys, Fn/Num lock change function, silent switch feeling (not sure what that means) and uses a retractable USB cable. I’m guessing that the silent switch feeling means the keys make no noise when in use. Brando should have made the thing wireless, at least then it would be an option for a media center keyboard. At least the price is tiny too at $25.

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