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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
groundZ @ Jul 31st 2007 4:36AM
The price?
nih @ Jul 31st 2007 5:45AM
The price? Everything you hold dear. The clear plastic cover doubles as a shovel to scoop out your soul.
Damnit, now I want icecream. Filthy satan-spawn keypadmouse!
Justin @ Jul 31st 2007 4:42AM
Why don't they just add a fingerprint reader at that scroll wheel while their at it?
ryanworrell @ Jul 31st 2007 5:00AM
LOL. Fck it, go ahead and install some speakers too! lol
Simon Reeves @ Jul 31st 2007 5:08AM
As a laptop user who doesn't get on well with the touch pad, and misses the convenience of a numeric pad, this is a realy good idea.
evenSong @ Jul 31st 2007 5:10AM
Am I the only one who thinks this is a decent mouse for laptops?
Lack of numpad in laptops makes Excel annoying. Mouse and numpad in one is not a bad idea. It even comes with the triple zeros for your million dollar enterprise!
If only it included fingerprint scanner, trackpad, and speakers....
AntWhite @ Jul 31st 2007 5:28AM
Awesome, Just needs to be bluetooth and a voip phone
Grey Acumen @ Jul 31st 2007 10:29AM
Actually, I was thinking this would be a really great gift for my mom. She still has one of those smaller laptops without the numeric keypad, but plugging one in when she needs it is always so tedious. This way it'd already be plugged in.
Dan @ Aug 5th 2007 7:48AM
Erm, 'still' has one of those laptops without a numeric keypad? I think you'll find that brand spanking new ones don't have them either - bar hulking great desktop replacements.
roygbiv @ Jul 31st 2007 5:41AM
Actually, I'm sure I've seen this on Engadget Chinese before...
http://chinese.engadget.com/2007/06/12/computex-2007-weird-peripherals/
They even have a keyboard with a slide-out keypad!
ypod @ Jul 31st 2007 5:44AM
Innovate or die! 5 stars
Jorge Almeida @ Jul 31st 2007 6:11AM
I must admit that I would buy it by any price if it provided the following recommended specs:
-Fingerprint scanner
-Trackpad
-Speakers
-Bluetooth
-Voip phone
-LightSaber (So that I could cut my father's hand during some powerpoint presentations)
thesb @ Jul 31st 2007 6:28AM
Heck with all that stuff. What it really needs is a fragrance oil burner.
I LOVE THE CAPS LOCK KEY @ Jul 31st 2007 3:21PM
)Just for the archive) Here is the link:
http://www.engadget.com/2007/07/31/usb-oil-burner-threatens-everything-you-hold-dear/
strider_mt2k @ Jul 31st 2007 7:06AM
I have to get one with a triple-zero button.
prokanda @ Jul 31st 2007 8:38AM
"you're either a 1 or a 0... alive or dead"
mark @ Jul 31st 2007 10:20AM
me as a CAD user i'd love this. any way to minimize the time it takes to type in dimensions and keep trimming away milliseconds of time to perform a command would be awesome.
me wants.
tiuk @ Jul 31st 2007 11:48AM
If these were cheap I'd actually consider getting one. Bonus points if lifting the clear cover somehow makes the keypad less prone to sliding.
ron @ Jul 31st 2007 11:57AM
Look ma, it's a mouse with a George Forman grill!
peter @ Jul 31st 2007 12:52PM
make it wireless and we've got a deal...
buttabean @ Jul 31st 2007 1:16PM
you know thats a great product for someone with one hand like me for gaming with if they tweeked it alittle more to get to the keys easier
stephen @ Jul 31st 2007 2:09PM
I agree it'd be great for laptops... Not to mention useful next time you want to play Star Trek (with the kids, of course!)
Traveler @ Jul 31st 2007 2:13PM
Likeable
brandon h @ Jul 31st 2007 2:14PM
If it wasn't so butt ugly it might be kinda cool for lappie users. Just make it wireless, preferably bluetooth (which companies never do, you'd think they would make more decent bluetooth mice (Mighty Mouse doesn't count) with the proliferation of bluetooth on most laptops, who really wants a dongle hanging off and potentially damaging a usb port?)
Ali @ Jul 31st 2007 2:55PM
I love the Korean translation. key pad -> height pad. It Prints!
Also, I agree on the wireless.
Douglas @ Jul 31st 2007 9:26PM
It looks like the * key might be faulty. See it even has a warning sign on the key next to it...
Jake @ Aug 1st 2007 2:13AM
Oh man! What will they think of next? Some sort of mouse/keyboard/COMPUTER combo that is all combined in one foldable case and can sit on your lap? ;)
Zak @ Aug 1st 2007 9:27AM
Why not just jam an extra hdd in there? backup you computer to your mouse. and a smoothie maker would be good too. i like smoothies.
mark @ Aug 1st 2007 10:56AM
This would make using blender a bit more handy - all I need now is someway for renders to not take an ice age on my laptop :)
Innocent Sin @ Sep 12th 2007 8:04PM
Awesome for laptop users