iPad latest creative accessories iKeyboard

It is well-known that the iPad's full touch screen keyboard is an almost impossible task to play blindly, and your fingers must be as accurate as a chicken. One option is to configure the iPad with a solid bluetooth keyboard, which is a cumbersome addition to carrying these physical hardware as a portable tablet.

Nowadays, a new iPad accessory has appeared abroad. As you can see in the picture, are you admiring this seemingly simple idea?

The device is a thin and light material (silica may be better) to create a virtual keyboard area to cover the iPad. These hollowed out squares are a slightly bulging film that gives a certain tactile feel to the hands when they are struck, rather than being flat and hands free.

Because the film is translucent (it doesn't matter if it's designed by the author), even if you change iPad capitalization or punctuation, you can still see changes.

There is no room for mistakes to be made in the grid, and it is possible to fight blindly with no hassle.

The keyboard was named iKeyboard and was designed by Cliff Thier. It currently seeks funding from the $4,000 project at Kickstarter. As of now, the support of the project has gone far beyond the target, so the final product may soon appear. Supporting the designer for $30 will allow you to qualify for the first beta of iKeyboards.