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Re: Flexible Numeric Keypad

Hi,

i think there are a lot in computer market,usb or ps/2 interface,
but i think the keys are not soft rubber,same as notebook one.

  if u wanna rubber keys,i knew there is a mouse with rubber numeric 
keypad,maybe u can try it

>From: John Tregidga <>
>Reply-To: 
>To: 
>Subject: Flexible Numeric Keypad
>Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2001 20:00:02 -0700
>
>Hi All,
>
>I'm not tech savy enough to create it, but I know the project is pretty
>simple. Here is what I want to create
>1.) Flexible and thin (membrane) numeric keypad. Small
>
>2.) connects to my libretto through either the PCMCIA /USB converter or
>port rep serial or PS/2 jack
>
>I've got a nice ultra thin Adesso 17 key keypad, but the buttons stick up
>to high (and its low profile) and
>its keyclicks are louder than I'd like.
>
>What would be ideal is a small cell phone or calculator keypad. Soft rubber
>keys and basically silent.
>Once removed from the housing it would be somewhat flexible and low 
>profile.
>
>Does anybody out there have any ideas or help on this project??
>
>What would also work for me would be a cut down version of those
>"flexible/waterproof" keyboards.
>
>Cheers
>-=JT=-
>
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