Optimus Mini Three OLED keyboard reviewed

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Wednesday September 27, 2006 @01:11AM from the well-thats-a-let-down dept.

Robbedoeske writes "The first Optimums Mini Three keyboards have been shipped to Holland and Tweakers.net managed to lay hands on one of them to review this precious gem." Apparently the drivers crash a lot, consume way to much CPU, the device is capable of only 3 frames per second, and the packaging makes the images look far more crisp than the actual device. And with a price tag of over $100, I'm scared to imagine what the price of a full keyboard will actually be should it ever actually ship. But it still would be neat.

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just goes to show you by cadience · 2006-09-27 02:15 · Score: 1, Troll

Get a good patent lawyer. I was in the process of patenting this same thing several years ago. My patent attorney was horrible though. Charge way to much, and did way to little. He didn't file for over a year. After this designer filed we decided to drop the issue instead of trying to go through litigation. Ironically, the PIC they use is the same that I use at work. If this product does several of the features intended with my design, it will be a very benificial product indeed.