KYE Systems' SlimStar 820 Solargizer Unique keyboard

by Jesse D. Lewin, posted Nov 29th 2006 at 7:27AM

When your keyboard is called the KYE Systems SlimStar 820 Solargizer Unique you probably have no freaking clue what you're in for. And frankly, we don't. So far as we can tell, this is a wireless Vista keyboard with solar cells to recharge without the need for constant plugging back in. But we could be completely wrong, this thing hasn't even been announced yet.

Filed under: Peripherals, Wireless

Tags: keyboard, KYE Systems, KyeSystems, SlimStar 820 Solargizer Unique, Slimstar820SolargizerUnique, solar

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John M @ Nov 29th 2006 7:40AM

that mouse looks mighty familiar, logitech style

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David @ Nov 29th 2006 9:34AM

Wait...So this needs sun, right? That's not gonna happen in here.

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Andy @ Nov 29th 2006 9:45AM

I assume it would be just like those batteryless calculators. It doesn't need sun necessarily, just light. That'd be great in the office, but at home I don't know. I use my keyboard plenty at night and I don't want the thing crapping out on me.

Now if it ran off the solar cell but fell back on batteries when it needed to, that would be nice. That should boost battery life to upwards of a year.

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shmengie @ Nov 29th 2006 9:46AM

How do I spell "fugly"? KYE Systems SlimStar 820 Solargizer Unique.

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kylenstevo @ Nov 30th 2006 12:12AM

This would be absolutely useless for batmans batcave

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christopher @ Nov 29th 2006 8:48AM

Nah, Batman has task lighting so it'll probably work, but since he's had voice recognition for years, it'd probably just be for the help.

-C

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