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fingers geT cold afTer Typing long nighTs, The whole room doesnT need To be warmed, jusT fingers. maybe a plug in wrisT resT or a hollow keyboard ThaT leTs warm air blow genTly ouT The spaces beTween The keys. i Think This could make loTs of money, buT i donT feel like doing The whole paTenT Thing,
someone else can Take This half baked idea, buT please give me a few free models, lol.
Temperature-Controlled Keyboard
temperature_20controlled_20keyboard
More generic, earlier. [jutta, Aug 05 2000, last modified May 26 2006]
USB-heated typing gloves
http://www.popgadge...10/usb_gloves_1.php
[jutta, Nov 04 2005]
(?) Link from the annotations.
http://www.warmkeyboard.com/
[jutta, May 26 2006]
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The idea has been a round for a while. A patent was issued in 1998. You can buy an electrically warmed keyboard within a month. see www.warmkeyboard.com. The keyboard will be UL listed and safe. A warm mouse will be available near the end of 2005. warmheart, 2/21/2005 |
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Many laptops use the keybard as a heat sink of sorts. |
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Maybe I missed an inside joke somewhere, but what's with all the capital Ts? |
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The difficulty of typing with gloves on, I guess. (Check out Testy's other ideas for prior comments on the subject.) |
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Bless you and THANKS, warmheart !!!
for the http://www.warmkeyboard.com link |
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$50 for a heated keyboard seems a bit steep, doesn't it? |
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How about just putting the keyboard on top of an electric heating pad / battery warmer / whatever works? |
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My fingers burn in the summer, touching my laptop
keyboard. And that's with a Lenovo ideapad. Before
that I couldn't even touch the kb on my HP Pavilion
dv6k. |
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What's needed is a COLD kb! |
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