OK this keyboard is not out on the market yet but is was shown at the lates tech show in Asia
After it took CES by storm, the most radical addition to Asus's Eee family--the EeeKeyboard PC--got plenty of attention at Computex as well. The 2.1-pound device has an internal 1.5-hour battery (ugh) and an integrated 5-inch touchscreen that can present either the Windows XP desktop or an icon-based EeeFun interface for launching apps. It can wirelessly connect to your monitor or TV via an ultrawideband (UWB) dongle and receiver.
The receiver has a DVI connection, to which you can attach an HDMI adapter. Asus says that the EeeKeyboard PC will be available in the United States within the next month or two. Pricing will be below $1000 (U.S. dollars), but the company still isn't sure whether the UWB gear will be bundled, nor whether the current configuration (Atom N270 CPU, 1GB of memory, and 32B solid-state drive) is final. --Danny Allen
Wellington Florida
Married
OK, this keyboard in not weird but how cool is this one:
Logitech G19 Keyboard
But let's not kid ourselves: The big selling point here (and the reason for the G19's two-hundred dollar price tag) is the swiveling, full-color LCD planted firmly in the center of board. This screen not only allows you to display in-game information for more than 60 titles, you can use various applets to view YouTube, VoIP, IMs, and, yes, even Twitter.