I am very particular about my keyboard usage. And the idea of using one of these mobile keyboards does not thrill me all that much.

The eMark Super Mobile Keyboard is marketed as the world’s thinnest keyboard and just so happens to be spill-resistant—no more worrying about a cup of joe (or, mayhap, other liquid-like substances) muddying up the keys. From Japanese company Kimura Metal, the keyboard measures only 1mm, or about 0.04-inches. The USB keyboard has a retractable cable and comes in both white and black. Since it’s so thin, it’s possible to wrap it much like a Fruit Roll-Up. It’s due to hit Japan later this month for around $256. Source: Gizmodo/Nicholas Deleon