The gadget need is a strong need and sometimes there’s just no way of stopping your techy desires which is why we’re here to help.

Say hello to your new wireless keyboard from Genius.  This new line of keyboards was made specifically with your iPad and/or Android tablet in mind.  Dubbed the LuxePad, LuxePad 9000, and LuxePad A9000, these keyboards feature Advanced Bluetooth connectivity, full-sized and even with a complete set of function key, light and ultra-thin with smooth feedback and are reportedly low on ye olde power consumption.

The LuxePad is a bit more elaborate than the other two keyboards. While designed for the iPad (it is iPhone/iPod Touch compatible as well), it features a full-sized QWERTY keyboard, in addition to a high-quality faux leather casing with padding so that users can rest their palms while typing. It is powered by a built-in rechargeable battery and uses a USB cable for charging. It also features an on/off switch for saving power, and has an MSRP of $69.99.

The newly refurbished Micro Innovations KP25B Numeric Keypad will ship to you free of charge and only lighten your wallet by a few bucks.

With a fully fetaured keypad with 19 keys, you’ll be entering data in the blink of an eye.

The new KB-4200UB features wireless connectivity, of course, as well as a seamless trackpad that allows right-handed users to effortless scroll their day away.  Cost, $120.

The Eee will be shipping in October and going for around $400-500.  With the keyboard, you’ll get an Atom-powered computer inside of it along with a 5-inch touchscreen and wireless HDMI.  Can we say, WOW!?

The Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 features include a handy dandy Windows Flip button on mouse and keyboard, Device Stage support, Taskbar Favorites keys and all that you have come to expect from Microsoft desktops.

The duo will be out later this month for a price tag of $80.

Sandberg has released this new wireless keyboard with built-in trackpad. I like the look of it, but being used to Mac keyboards, there are a few too many buttons for me.

Still, it’s a nice Windows keyboard, and it will only set you back £49 ($97) according to Engadget. Which isn’t bad for a wireless keyboard and trackpad combo.

For those of you who can’t afford and Optimus Maximus, or who just don’t need every single one of your keys to be OLED enhanced, Art Lebedev is going to be offering up something new at some point in 2008/2009 (he’s not exactly clear on when this thing is coming out or what it will cost), called teh Optimus Pultius.

This little bugger features 15 OLED keys that can be customized in any way that you see fit. The keys are just like the ones on the Maximus, and the Pultius has a USB input on the back to allow you to connect it to your favorite keyboard.

Again – not sure when this bad boy is coming out, but if you’ve been looking for an option for OLED keys without getting a second mortgage, it’s possible that this might be the solution.