It’s time for our best technology news of this week. Whether it is digital cameras and DSLRs, computers, laptops, computer hardware, robots or just plain sci-fi movies, you name it, we’ve probably got somebody keeping a close eye on it. So take a look at the info we’ve selected for your inspiration and to keep you updated about what’s going on out there in the world of technology!

Fully Washable Keyboard by Logitech

Even neat freaks tend to make a mess of their keyboard during extended World Of Warcraft raiding sessions or those all nighters on Diablo 3 we’ve been pulling all summer. Even if you don’t play video games like the rest of us, we find it hard to believe you don’t find other ways to get your keys sticky.

Well Logitech has the perfect solution with their all new Logitech Washable Keyboard K310. This awesome keyboard is extremely durable, and has been built to take both a washing and a beating . The key characters have been laser printed and UV coated to ensure no fading during washing, and drainage holes have been built in for quick and easy drying. You can get your own at Amazon.

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Razer Announces DeathStalker Keyboard and Raken Headphones

Razer has announced two new products for the gaming populace. The first is a keyboard called DeathStalker that comes with Razer’s Switchblade UI on a touchscreen display placed next to the keyboard. We first saw this UI on Razer’s Switchblade concept and then on the Razer Blade laptop and the Star Wars: The Old Republic gaming keyboard.

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The DeathStalker keyboard comes with the same basic system that has ten configurable keys on top to which you can assign any function. Each key has a color display within that shows the icon of the function you have assigned to the key. Below the keys is the LCD touchscreen that displays game related information and can also work as a trackpad to control your mouse pointer.

Other than this, the DeathStalker comes with chiclet-style backlit keys and anti-ghosting for up to 10 simultaneous key presses, 1000Hz ultrapolling, braided fiber cable, fixed wrist rest and Razer Synapse 2.0 support, which is Razer’s cloud service for syncing your accessory settings across multiple computers.

There are two models of the DeathStalker, the standard model and the DeathStalker Ultimate. The Ultimate model comes with the aforementioned Switchblade UI with the ten customizable keys and LCD touchscreen. On top of that it also has tri-colored backlight (standard model has just green color) and five additional macro keys on the left of the keyboard. The standard model does come with a numberpad, though, that is missing on the Ultimate model.

The DeathStalker Ultimate is priced at $249.99/€249.99 and will go on sale in September worldwide. The standard model is priced at $79.99/€79.99 and will go on sale worldwide sometime in Q4, 2012.

The Kraken is the newest pair of gaming headphones from Razer. Comfort seems to be the key feature here and Razer goes as far as to say that it is the most comfortable gaming headset, ever. It comes in the same shade of radioactive green as the previous Orca but thankfully there is a black version of it as well, which looks way better.

There are two models available for the Kraken, with the Pro model coming with a built-in retractable microphone that houses in the left earcup. It uses a single 3.5mm input jack designed for smartphones and newer notebooks but you can use it with traditional dual outputs on a PC using the provided splitter.

The Kraken Pro will go on sale worldwide in September for $79.99/€79.99. The standard model will be available in the US in September and worldwide in October for $59.99/€59.99.

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“Double” Turns Your iPad Into a Telepresence Robot

Double is essentially wheels for your iPad (think iPad meets Segway). It basically acts as a battery-powered stand on self-balancing wheels, allowing you to “be somewhere” without actually being there. Using a second iPad (because who only has one?) you can control Double remotely from anywhere.

Double can be useful in a variety of instances. For example, in offices to allow colleagues to be remotely connected, in museums to provide virtual tours so people can experience world-renown exhibits from anywhere in the world, or to replace in-person sales associates at retail stores. Imagine the possibilities. Check out the video to see Double in action.

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Keep Your Gaming Hand Cool With Element Gaming Mouse Cyclone

For professional and hardcore gamers Thermaltake introduces a new exotic gaming mouse that saves your hand from dripping with sweat while playing games for hours. Known as the Element Gaming Mouse Cyclone is a modified version of black mouse series that was introduces back in 2010 and obviously Thermaltake provides reliable cooling solutions.The prominent difference between both of these versions is the cooling fan attached in front of the mouse to keep your hand cool while gaming and it claims to be the world’s first gaming mouse powered with a fan.We haven’t found any information regarding price and availability yet, but we’ll let you know as soon as we find some clue.

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Magic MacBook Pro with iRemote

We are swamped with many iPad 3 rumors and with the numerous ‘leaks’ in the media, I’m sure March is worth waiting for! On a side note, we have here the Magic MacBook Pro vying for attention. The concept features a sliding trackpad that holds an iRemote within. The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enabled device acts as function buff, allowing you to manage your music, media and “computer stuff” in a streamlined way.

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EXCLUSIVE: Samsung is Reportedly Working on a Galaxy S III-based 16MP Point-and-Shoot

A tipster just sent us some really interesting gossip – Samsung is working on a Galaxy S III-based point-and-shoot camera. The convergence device – called Samsung Galaxy S camera – features the trademark 4.8″ SuperAMOLED screen and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (no info on the chipset though).

Yes, it does sound a bit too good to be true, but let’s dream for a moment and here what our tipster (who has proven reliable on previous occasions) has to say about this camera he claims to have seen with his own eye two weeks ago.

The Samsung Galaxy S camera is described as a Galaxy S III glued to the back of a point-and-shoot camera, with no physical buttons on the back. It is reportedly 1.5 to 2 times thicker than an S III, but that seems too little given the rumored 10x zoom. The camera will feature a 16MP sensor of unkown size, a pop-out Xenon flash and a curved right side to help with the ergonomics.

The Galaxy S Camera will run on Ice Cream Sandwich and will come in Wi-Fi and 3G + Wi-Fi versions (only mobile data, no voice), which is reportedly being pitched to various carriers.

This camera will supposedly be announced at IFA, alongside the Galaxy Note 2. Samsung do have a tendency to announce experimental products at IFA, like its first tablet two year ago and then its first AMOLED tablet and phoneblet last year, so there’s a chance of this turning out to be true. It won’t be the first Android-powered camera either, but having seen no actual proof of the product ourselves, we advise you to take this all with a pinch of salt.

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Samsung tells the Story Behind the Galaxy S III design on Video

With all the trials and jury hearings Samsung was forced to reveal a lot of information concerning its design ideas – both hardware and software.

However, now we get to see what’s the inspiration behind the company’s current top dog – the Galaxy S III.

Samsung posted a short video, which takes us through all the ideas that went into the design and even shows us a few glimpses of the manufacturing process.

While the design and material choice of the Galaxy S III aren’t every tech geek’s cup of tee there’s no denying that the smartphone’s build quality is worthy of a flagship.

And we are really glad we didn’t hear the “Designed for humans” slogan anywhere in the video – because… you know, what else could a smartphone be designed for?

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LG launches world’s first 84-inch, 4K 3D TV in Korea

LG has launched the world’s first 84-inch ‘Ultra Definition’ 4K 3D TV in Korea, with plans to release in international markets soon. This gigantic panel has a resolution of 3,840 x 2,160, which is basically four times the resolution of a 1080p display.