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Frogpad keyboard

<a friend of mine recently pointed me to this>

At the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association exhibits, I
met Linda Marroquin, founder and CEO of FrogPad. She is interested in
mobile computing and assistive technology applications for her compact
FrogPad keyboard.  It uses full sized keys but multiple characters on
each key are accessed by alt shift combinations.  She claims the
keying patterns are natural and better than other one-handed systems
(as well as twiddler).  It may be good for wheelchair
applications. Here are some links:

http://www.frogpad.com/ "It's called FrogPad. The designers set out to
create the smallest possible keyboard that would allow a user to
achieve input speeds comparable to those of an average typist on a
traditional "qwerty" keyboard."
http://www.news24houston.com/content/features/hightech_texan/?ArID=3642&SecID=74

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