If you spend most of your days typing you might be interested in checking out this new keyboard from Smartfish called the ‘Engage‘. It sure looks ergonomical and is developed in collaboration with a NY Orthopedic Hospital. Check out the press release after the jump.

Smartfish Announces Availability of the World’s Most Intelligent Keyboard

Engage™ Keyboard with Anti-Fatigue Comfort Motion learns from how you type and automatically makes subtle adjustments to create the most comfortable computing experience ever

Englewood, NJ – January 4, 2011 – SmartFish Technologies is proud to announce the immediate availability of the Engage Keyboard, the first-ever automated keyboard designed to provide the user with the ultimate comfort typing experience. Unlike traditional keyboards that place your hands in a rigid position, the Engage Keyboard features a patented motion system that studies your typing frequency and makes subtle, comfortable adjustments periodically so your hands and wrists are never in a fixed position while you work. These changes in positioning promote the natural motion of your hands and wrists, providing the highest level of comfort possible. The intuitive and beautiful design of the keyboard allows users to immediately become an expert and enjoy the ultimate level of comfort in their computing experience.

“Most so-called ’comfort products’ tend to differentiate themselves through radical forms and shapes, but they still limit movement by placing the hands and wrists in a static position.” said Dr. Jack Atzmon, President and CEO of Smartfish Technologies. “Engage ensures movement in the user’s typing experience which is crucial for increasing flexibility, circulation and alleviating stress and pain.”

The Engage Keyboard was developed in collaboration with the country’s leading Orthopedic Hospital, The Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City, whose mission statement is to “improve mobility and the quality of life for all.” This is the Hospital’s first collaboration on a consumer product in their 160-year history. A portion of our proceeds is donated to the Hospital for Special Surgery Rehabilitation Education Fund to help further research of technologies.

This is a bit off topic, but since I really like this site I’ll do this little post for them. For today only you can get any font from ComicBookFonts.com for only $20.11. Their fonts are very good and some of the fonts are usually priced at $395, so if you need a nice comic book font, today is the day.

comicbookfonts.com

I just wanted to share this photo of the new Magic Trackpad next to an Apple wireless keyboard. A really nice couple, don’t you think?

I never thought I would publish a photo set unboxing a battery charger, but since this one come from Apple it’s worth a small post. A very stylish product, as always. Gallery inside.

Along with the charger you will get 6 AA batteries.

Stylish ones, don’t you think?

And even the charger has a few nice details. Check out the nice little steel ball holding the battery in place.

You got to have some true skills to be able to paint like David Kassan in the video above but it’s still cool to see how the iPad can be used. The model sat for 3 hours and he recorded this video (timelapsed) showing how he put it all together with an iPad and the Brushes app. Pretty impressive!

The Pac-Man arcade game was released in 1980 by Namco and it’s probably the most famous arcade game ever. 1up.com has published a few concept drawings made by Toru Iwatani, the creator of Pac-Man, from 1979. Pretty cool stuff.

Original Pac-Man Design Sketches, Circa 1979, Surface Online [1up.com]

None of my friends who owns an iPhone 4 have any reception problems but if you suffer from the death grip and don’t want to put on an ugly bumper on your stylish phone you could get one of these kind of cool vinyl stickers from this Etsy shop. The shop looks a bit fake though so you might not be able to order these for real.

Antenn-aid for iPhone 4, 6-pack [etsy.com]

The photographer Lee Morris got tired of people letting him know that taking good photos was all about having the right camera. He arranged a fashion photo shoot and took all of the photos with his cell phone – an iphone 3Gs. Amazing results! Next time someone tells you that the iPhone camera sucks show them this article.

I posted a few of the images and asked people to critique them (never exposing that they were shot on my cell phone). I couldn’t help but laugh when a few of our readers claimed that these were “the best images I had ever taken.” Nobody ever claimed that they were too grainy, too soft, or lacked detail.

The iPhone Fashion Shoot By Lee Morris [fstoppers.com]
via [Feber.se]

This painting was made on an iPad using ‘Brushes‘ by the painter Kyle Lambert. Really impressive piece of work created in 6 hours, so the video is of course time lapsed.

For $20 you can get this nice little wrench shaped USB drive. It measures 86 x 26 x 7mm and weighs 45grams. One more photo inside.

USB Wrench Flash Drive [brando.com]