Innovative portable keyboard concept, designed by Yoonsang Kim and Eunsung Park, folds up like a traditional folding fan when not in use.
Key Stick is a computer keyboard that you take with you everywhere, never needing to touch keyboards that have been touched by others.
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Megan
Foldable keyboard? Why not? Nice concept.
Dec 11th, 2009
jojo
I have this keyboard too! But its fully silcone-ed.
Fancy to look at and show off, but not exactly the perfect keyboard to use in the long run.
Its way too rubbery.
Dec 11th, 2009
João Alves
This one seems pretty cool.
I’d would use it :D
Dec 11th, 2009
Mika
Would love this! Would give me a lot more room on my desk when I’m not using the keyboard
Dec 11th, 2009
mklprc
I’d get one of these if they also made a Mac keyboard layout. Windows key is just annoying and makes the keys work wrong.
Dec 12th, 2009
Critical Eye
Cool idea. I think the ergonomics will need some work before this can become a real product, but definitely a good start.
Dec 12th, 2009
CrazyGentleMan
This keyboard seems pretty cool.
Cool idea .
Dec 12th, 2009
andrei
shouldn’t the hands “climb” the stairs rather than descend? would make more sense i think
Dec 12th, 2009
Karen
actually, i think when it unfolds, everything is slanted, but every section starts over on the table, so its not going up, its actually quite flat.
Dec 12th, 2009
superdit
cool concept, waiting for the real one
Dec 13th, 2009
FoxyBoxers
“never needing to touch public keyboards that have been touched by others”
so… its for germaphobes?
Dec 13th, 2009
Dan
@FoxyBoxers- that’s exactly what it’s for. Not really creative, just paranoid…
Dec 14th, 2009
grace
WOW – that’s amazing, what a great idea!
Dec 21st, 2009
Austin
Pretty cool, but it doesn’t seem like it would work in the long run. It doesn’t seem sturdy enough for heavy use.
Dec 27th, 2009
Eric de Jesus
That is one great idea. I’m a clean freak and I love things like these where there are no wires to connect here and there.
One question though, does it move from time to time as you type on it? Personally, the panels seem to be a problem for me because of the air spaces below it as you collapse it. So then on I’m wondering if it moves as you type on it.
Oct 28th, 2010