If I typed in a half-meg "C" program with a universal remote, I suspect my hand would be either worn out badly, or would in time start to get rather muscle-bound <G> Could a pop-up cover be a good answer, here? PC Board fiberglass would be light & protect well & it's cheap etc. I've been talking aside on another idea, for light-run keyboards, we'll share once we've thought about it all; The new high-emission LEDs (8000 mCd) can be used as flashlights, and could be used to detect finger movements for keyboarding purposes, as well, in part. Wouldn't be bad to always be wearing a flashlight, btw <G> (Hmmmm, maybe have a little wrist-mounted unit that snaps out from under your wrist & out below your palm, Charles?) Mark Willis
wrote: > > The split keyboard is a good idea, but realistically, anything attached to > your body would need a "keypad" that had slightly smaller and separated keys > that were not so sensitive to touch, ie...accidental keystrikes by bumping or > touching the keyboard. That is why I keep thinking of my Universal TV > remote, it has the right amount of keypressure to avoid accidental activation.
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