Eclipse has announced their latest LiteTouch keyboard, which comes with a touch panel in place of the regular keypad. This LiteTouch keyboard is even back-lit, which allows the users to view all the keys even in dim-light conditions.
Since the keypad is in the form of touch panel, it can also be configured to work in three different modes, such as as a simple number keypad, a media control panel and a programmable macro key layout.
The Eclipe LiteTouch keyboard also has brightness control for the keys and a volume slider. This keyboard is available in two models, which are USB-wired and wireless and costs $80 and $130 respectively. Watch the clip below for more info.
November 8th, 2010 at 9:04 am
[...] just need to flip a switch on the keyboard, which then turns the iPhone into a number pad or to allow you to interact with certain iOS apps. [...]