Last year South Korea's Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology unveiled a wearable keyboard which fits on one hand. The space-age device looks like high-tech brass knuckles with two wristwatch-like bands. The component parts detect the movements of the user's fingers and hand and translate them into keystrokes on a "soft" keyboard on the screen of a computer.
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