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Mini Bluetooth Keyboard Lets You Type Away On Your PC or PlayStation 3

by Tom Samiljan on January 6, 2008 at 05:26 PM


Sure, it might look like a portable electronic translator or text-messaging device, but Logitech's Di Novo Mini, shown yesterday at the CES Unveiled preview in Las Vegas, is a much simpler affair. Designed as a miniature portable keyboard to type text into Web browsers, text message boxes, and video game chat bubbles, the Di Novo Mini connects wirelessly to Bluetooth-enabled computers, smart phones, and even gaming consoles like the PlayStation 3. The D-Pad lets you maneuver around the Tivo-like interface of Windows Media Center, too.

Why would you want this small keyboard when plenty of perfectly user-friendly big wireless keyboards exist instead? Well, for one thing, this one's small enough to take with you, and it's sexy looking with a transparent cover to keep dust out to boot. Only problem is, the thing uses Bluetooth, and we all know how erratic Bluetooth keyboards can be (very!).

Still, given its cool, distinctive design and diminutive size, the Logitech diNovo Mini Keyboard is getting saved in our neat-o files.

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Tags: Bluetooth, Bluetooth Keyboards, BluetoothKeyboards, CES, Computer Peripherals, ComputerPeripherals, Logitech, New Products, NewProducts, Wireless Keyboards, WirelessKeyboards

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