With computers finding their way into living rooms, and increasingly turning themselves into home entertainment systems, it's pretty normal these days to find a keyboard next to your TV. The problem is, most keyboards are big and bulky, and you still need a mouse. Even if they're wirelessly enabled, you still need lots of table space - unless you have this mini keyboard from MagicPro. Measuring just 151 x 59 x 12.5 mm, the ProMini Keyboard is only marginally longer than the average smartphone and should fit neatly in most spaces. With this little package, you get a full qwerty keyboard, complete with a 'function' button that lets you access volume control buttons, and LEDs so it can be lit up in dim environments. You also get a mini touchpad, like one on a notebook, on one side. You can also rotate the directionality of the touchpad, so it can be used like a remote control. MagicPro even threw in a laser pointer, like those used in resentations. The ProMini Keyboard uses the 2.4GHz spectrum to connect to your PC, much like cordless phones, and works on a rechargeable battery that will last up to 30 days on a single charge. The company says that you can charge the battery up to 50 times. One thing that it doesn't have is short-range wireless technologies such as Bluetooth, which means it won't connect to your smartphone or handheld device. The MagicPro ProMini Keyboard is available for HK$499. Pros: small and compact, full qwerty, touchpad, wireless support, quick access keys Cons: won't connect to smartphones