Logitech Launches Neat Solar-Powered Keyboard
You do get light in your computer cave, right?
If you use a wireless keyboard or mouse, you probably know that the most cost efficient way to keep things running smoothly is to invest in a couple of sets of rechargebale batteries and a wall charger. Even with this set-up the constant switching out of AAs can be annoying. Luckily, Logitech has turned its attention away from Google TV to address this little drawback and will this month release a solar-powered keyboard.
With laptop-style chiclet keys and measuring just 1/3 of an inch thick, the K750 is pretty slick regardless of the fact that it's solar powered. Still, solar-powered it is and that's obviously the feature Logitech is pushing here, especially considering the fact that the two solar panels charge the keyboard using ambient light. Yes, you read that right. No sitting in a green house required to charge this device. Not only that, but Logitech is claiming that this thing can run for at least three months in total darkness.
Available this month for $80, the K750 specs page lists Windows XP, Vista or 7 as the only the requirements (aside from a light source), so Mac users will have to look elsewhere for a solar-powered keyboard.
Who wants one?
Source: Logitech

READ THE FULL F*CKING STORY BEFORE POSTING BS!!!
Did you read it can run for 3 months in total darkness? Im sure the 2 minutes of your "other" personal activites and a few hours of gaming would be fine. Still I find the idea a bit silly for a keyboard.
Sounds like a sweet product. I would complain, but the batteries in this keyboard literally last like 1 year, even when I was gaming.
READ THE FULL F*CKING STORY BEFORE POSTING BS!!!
Will it hold a charge all night? Will it power up and reconnect to my PC when I turn on the light?
To all naysayers, as had been said before me: read the whole damn story! This thing can last for a month on a single charge.
And to those who are skeptic about late-night gaming sessions, there were (still)some days between nights, last time I checked. So, unless you live in a cave or under a rock, the keyboard is bound to get some juice.