I have never imagined living a life controlled by robots or of digital devices. But given all these tons of gizmos we see everyday and anywhere, it should no longer be a surprise but to consider this non-stop inventions and enhancements as the first stage of the so called, new era.

One interpretation of this vague observation of mine is seen in the movie Click starred by Adam Sandler. He used a remote control to literally control things, back to forward, play to pause. And this is somehow what Logitech has come up with, offering us their diNovo Mini Cordless Bluetooth Keyboard.

This device simply lets one user navigate their home devices in just a few snaps. Particularly, diNovo is a palm-sized, cordless mini-keyboard used for accessing a PC from a remote location and controlling its media playback features. It is equipped with a 25mm (.98-inch) dual-purpose ClickPad, which can be used as a touch pad to point and click or as a directional pad to navigate menus and make selections.

Moreover, since most people actually use PCs for multimedia playback, the device also features a backlight feature, which offers two different backlight colors, from orange for cursor mode to green for media control mode.

Logitech’s keyboard communicates to the host computer via Bluetooth 2.0 wireless technology which can detect at around 10 meters (30 feet) far. Plus, diNovo comes packed with a 950 mAH lithium-ion battery, which offers an average functioning life of around 30 days after being charged for 4 hours. However, the device also supports a fast charge mode, which, for around 10 minutes of recharge, offers 1 day of full use.