January 11, 2014
Mohenjo
Technical
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This week’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas may be the place where the likes of Samsung and Panasonic announce their latest TVs and cameras, but it’s also full of extremely weird — yet sometimes surprisingly useful — devices from big companies and small.
Full-body gaming suit
As for virtual reality, this guy is experiencing the next best thing. The PrioVR “gaming exoskeleton” puts trackers on your head, body, arms, and legs — but you still play games on the TV, at least for now. All this might be obsoleted by 3-D tracking systems like the Kinect, but there’s something special about getting wired up with all that gear. The zombies don’t stand a chance.
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January 11, 2014
Mohenjo
Technical
amazon, business, Business News, CES 2014, comfortable grip, full QWERTY keyboard, gadgets, Hotels, human-rights, medicine, mental-health, micro-suction panel, mobile device, mobile keyboard, Mobile typists, nbc news, pc, QWERTY keyboard, research, Science, Science News, settle for touch keyboards, small plastic add-ons, smart device, soft-grips, technology, Technology News, traditional keyboard design, travel, trewgrip, U-shaped design, vacation, wireless Bluetooth device, Your gadgets
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Mobile typists usually have to settle for touch keyboards or small plastic add-ons, but the folks behind TrewGrip are looking to change that. The TrewGrip literally flips the lid on traditional keyboard design by placing all of the letter keys on the rear, allowing users to type on a mobile device, PC, or smart device while maintaining a comfortable grip. We spent a few minutes re-learning how to type on this wireless Bluetooth device, and saw some serious potential.
The TrewGrip has a distinct U-shaped design with soft-grips on either end and a micro-suction panel in the middle that help keep your smartphone or tablet in place. The back of the device hosts its full QWERTY keyboard, which is split among the left and right side based on which keys are typically accessed with either hand.
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