This is the Lomak (Light Operated Mouse and Keyboard), which is a hardware keyboard made for those who have difficulty using the standard mouse and keyboard setup. The device is meant to be used with a beam of light for the user to communicate with the computer. By confirming each key, only the correct selection is entered, therefore reducing errors and increasing input speed. It has a USB plug, it is lightweight, and it doesn't need software to run. This keyboard is another step forward for making online communication easier and easier for the world to access.
This seems like a pretty good idea, but how do you use that thing? Do you just look at the key you want to press and it uses it? This would also make playing video games impossible.
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