TouchFire is the latest in new gadgets, an iPad attachment that will make typing on the iPad feel like a true physical QWERTY keyboard. It fits over the top of the landscape keyboard on either the iPad or the iPad 2, and allows your typing to fly with speeds you'd only get from a traditional keyboard.
The TouchFire is made of a flexible silicone that has a number of micro-structures inserted. What these do is allow you to rest your fingers on the screen without the worry of accidentally pushing a key. When you push a key intentionally, you get the feeling that you are typing on a real keyboard.
TouchFire's co-founders, Steve Isaac and Brad Melon, have been passionate about computing for years. Steve has been in the mobile computing industry since the early 90s. He started his Silicon Valley career in the early days of Sun Microsystems, where he made Sun's NFS an industry standard. He then became one of the first employees at GO Corp, which built one of the world's first tablet computers and a mobile operating system called PenPoint. Unfortunately, GO didn't survive. Steve then went to Microsoft, where he did a number of 1.0 products – Windows CE, Internet Explorer, MSN.com, Active Server Pages and ASP.NET.Read more
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