British
scientists have invented a flexible computer keyboard that is as thin as a
piece of paper and can turn any area into a touch-sensitive surface.
Tech
company Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR) claims its keyboard is the world's
thinnest, at half a millimeter thick and offers consumers a 'glimpse of future
computing interfaces' that are paper-thin, wireless and respond to touch.
The device
can be used to extend the touch-sensitive areas of tablets and smartphones so
customers can use a full-size thin keyboard to type messages on their mobile.
