Taking inspiration, perhaps, from the earlier era an all-in-one PC in a keyboard has been developed. In aiming to save space and make everything more compact, the ZPC-GX31 comes at a time when everyone is looking for something more compact.

The All-in-One PC in a keyboard would obviously not take as much space as the traditional computers and you have the option of connecting this to a screen of your desired size. The keyboard is powered by an Intel Core 2 Quad CPU and has a host of features that you would usually find on any laptop. It offers Dual Display capabilities, 4GB of DDR2/667MHz RAM, 1 GB LAN and DVI interface. With everything fitted inside a normal sized keyboard standing at perhaps only a couple inches higher, it also has a CDRW/DVD drive and card reader.

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How true is the saga of Microsoft initiative all set to take further its SideWinder brand revitalization that got commenced with the mouse and now anticipating the release of a keyboard by falling September? Perchance, the SideWinder X6 appeals to be a quite interesting keyboard sporting red (conceivably radiant) keys, a hook-on num-pad, programmable keys plus two colossal bulges on its right. We are the vouching the possibility of its knobs being programmable, hence enabling us to revolve throughout your artillery or spool through your iTunes playlist. Folks, you have no choice but to wait until September to test it’s whether this $79 keyboard qualifies as a SideWinder or no.

Via PCInpact

Yes, creating a buzz around this time is a keyboard-monitored Hockey Table that takes your sporting spirit to an altogether different level. Now free feel to eschew those commonly installed models of foosball table and sporty simulators that lack music. For those who love music and enjoy sports, here is perfect bait for them. Canadian puppet master, Graeme Patterson is blessed with a genius mind as he has developed Casio keyboard-monitored hockey table using his ages-old table hockey game and Casio electronic keyboard dating back to 1980s. The philosophy followed here is similar to that of a puppet functionality with only difference that here you need to press keys instead of strings to keep the device in motion.

And the troupe takes their position with a music note cheering each of them. The entire arrangement of a musical hockey table has a potential to be exhibited before so-called audience as it comes with two integrated tiny cameras, a screen that outlines the back wall of the pitch. So, next time you wish to throw party in your quad, don’t forget to install this major attraction here.
Via BoingBoing

Ask luxury loving geeks’ if they can settle down at anything less than ‘the best’ for accessories and gadgets required to proceed onto their day-to-day routine. Looking forward to various forms of deluxe thingamajigs, now here is a feast for them. Manufacturer Wazakura Corp has unveiled their gaudy offering of Gold keyboards that comes layered with 99.99% pure leaf gold. Priced at 28,875 yen ($267.51), the keyboard has an oomph factor attached to it and features two-port USB hub. If the availability of these glossy keyboards matches your taste, then free feel to pick the Kagayaki golden keyboard from the vendor’s online store and Sofmap PC shops based in Japan. It features a two-port USB hub.

If you want to consider more options in a more decent line then Wazakura offering of keyboards clad in black leather is elite. Called Gokukawa and Kurokawa, these keyboards are retailed from $340.93-$507.69 and feature the standard two-port USB hub. The third possible option is a Japanese-style Kingyo keyboard retailed at $183.44 for which the availability period is only until August-end.

It sports keys clad in paper-like materials with tiny goldfish patterns. If all these fails to catch your attention, then how about inking a deal with steampunk keyboards?

Via CNet

There is no dearth of coffee tables designed to harmonize the décor of your ambiance. We at EliteChoice have covered various contemporary models i.e. retro coffee table by Calligaris, flex modern coffee table, LED-interactive coffee table and musical coffee table. But none of these satiates geeks’ appetite. Realizing this, we are here today to feature a digital coffee table called Touchscreen Computing Coffee Table that would allow technophiles to carry on with their tasks on PC while relaxing at their sofa. The retro-formed digital coffee table features a touch screen, Blu Ray-DVD, HDTV Connection, 19-inch wide angle LCD screen, Microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse and 6mm toughened top glass.

For sure, it offers you a great opportunity to wind up important tasks and ink profitable deals right over the cup of coffee. There is no price info available as of now but for sure it would digg a deep hole in your pocket.