Logitech have a solar keyboard. With an ultra-slim 1/3-inch profile and a full slate of laptop-style chiclet keys, the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 isn't your average rack of buttons to begin with, but the ambient light solar panels installed on the top of either side should mean you'll never need to plug it in to recharge.
Cheers Don...
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The wireless keyboard I have (but don't use much) takes a couple of AAA cells. Clearly the manufacture doesn't think it uses much energy. And why should it? Unlike a mouse, the only time it needs to draw any power at all is when a key is actually pressed.
Sylvia.
And about time.
Nah, light from the screen.
That's just making light work of the situation.
I thought it was an enlightening retort
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aaahhh, yet another bright spark!
Certainly no flash in the pan
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An illuminating character no doubt!
quite the brightspark
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I concede!
I was beginning to think someone was holding alighted torch on high :)
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