Logitech the new wave keyboard which your complete typing comfort in mind with curves. It design to nicely fit your hands without any odd-shaped or spread-apart keys that cause you to re-learn to type.The Wave keyboard also has a cushioned palm rest and the height is adjustable to three different positions. Battery life - 15 months for the keyboard and 6 months for the mouse. You get Wave keyboard($50 August 2007) or Cordless Desktop Wave system ($90 August 2007).

Imagine being able to actually touch your digital photos and drag them around by hand, or use your finger as a Photoshop paint brush. You can do that and much more with Microsoft's first surface computing product, imaginatively named Microsoft Surface ($10,000; Q4 2007). The Minority Report-style computing environment allows you to directly interact with a touch-sensitive 30-inch tabletop setup using nothing but your fingers. Its multi-touch interface gives you hands-on control of content such as photos, music and maps. Microsoft Surface can also sense objects that you place on the tabletop. Sit down a Wi-Fi enabled digital camera, for example, and all of your recently captured photos magically flow out of the device onto the computer screen, ready for quick emailing or saving. The technology won't be available for home use right away, however. Hotels, retail stores, and restaurants will get them first.