Gugxiom 2.4G Wireless Touchpad Keyboard, USB2.0 Mini Wireless Keyboard with 69 Backlight Keys, with Touch Pad, IR Indicator, Receiver and USB Cabl...

Very cool product has all the functionality of regular keyboard and mouse.

This thing is so tiny and neat....bought it so I can use it in my Honda odyssey media center without having to bring a gigantic keyboard along

The keyboard is small enough to place in a coat pocket, though perhaps it could profit from a sheath to ease its portability. It is yet large enough to allow fairly easy use of the keys, though they are a bit on the small side. The keys are far enough apart that accurate entry of data or text is not a labor. The small track pad may annoy some, but it is not so hard to use as an eraserhead interface and the left and right mouse buttons are not so difficult to learn to us. The device has a laser light, though I am not sure all that many need that feature. I see no clear reason to use a sleep mode when turning off the power is perfectly reasonable. So long as the small USB dongle serving the keyboard is not displaced, the device can be used for a long time and a sheath for that dongle fits into a slot in the keyboard so that an individual who uses caution should not lose either the sheath or the dongle it is meant to house. The Keyboard is then practical to carry and to use and as it is Wireless, the WiFi functionality allows it to work into a boot up process in UNIX systems such as Linux, unlike the situation with Bluetooth. A Bluetooth device will not be located for use until well into a boot process. If a Display Manager has a password entry required, a Bluetooth device will not work until a regular wired keyboard is used for the password entry. A device should not have to be run without the security of a password entry if no other security to the boot up process is not afforded. Using a Bluetooth device in a portable system has to require 'autologin' in the absence of a thumbprint device or other security option and autologin is a recipe for privacy loss.