At CES 2026, where laptops fold, screens roll, and AI promises to do everything short of making coffee, one of the most quietly radical ideas came from a familiar place. HP unveiled a fully functional desktop PC that lives entirely inside a keyboard.

The 75% keyboard layout is the “sweet spot” for many PC fans. This shape strikes a good balance between taking up little space on a desk and being easy to use with dedicated arrow keys. Well, ASUS just launched the ROG Falchion Ace 75 HE at CES 2026,

Clicks Technology, a company known for making physical keyboards for smartphones, is launching two new devices ahead of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next week. In addition to a new, $79 slide-out keyboard for smart devices,

Clicks is heading to CES 2026 with its first smartphone built around communication, alongside a new Power Keyboard that adds physical typing and extra battery life to modern screens.

The Asus ProArt PZ14 features two USB 4.0 Type-C ports, an SD card reader, and a 3-month Adobe Creative Cloud subscription to support creators purchasing its new machine. The PZ14 is built to US Military Grade MIL-STD 810H standards and is rated IP52 for dust and splash resistance. It is scheduled for release in Q2 2026.

Ahead of CES 2026, the Clicks keyboard case has returned, and after several years of iterations, the accessory may finally make sense for folks who hate typing on touchscreens. Instead of layering a massive keyboard beard hanging off the bottom of your phone,

Early pricing starts at $399 for the Clicks compact phone and $79 for the keyboard, allowing you to add extra storage, power and more to your