The DS Pixel Keyboard is a customizable keyboard that uses a 14 inch, 3840 x 1100 pixel IPS LCD touchscreen display as its input surface.

The Pixel Tablet debuted without an official stylus or keyboard accessory, but Google may be bringing them to market soon.

The Pixel Tablet 2 would’ve amended this — while the new panel is still LCD, it supports 120 Hz. The size and resolution both remained unchanged, but the brightness was bumped up to 550 nits ...

This keyboard is a touchscreen that doubles as a second monitor The DS Pixel Keyboard also has a removable layer of transparent keys that you can use if you dislike typing on a touchscreen.

But because there's no official keyboard cover, I'm using a lap desk as a surface, and Google's official Pixel Tablet case to keep the screen propped up at various angles.

You can build just about anything out of Lego, and now that even includes your keyboard. Pixel is a new mechanical keyboard from MelGeek that can be customized with Lego bricks around the rim, on ...

The DS Pixel Mechanical Keyboard looks to blend a keyboard and a portable display, promising potential buyers a less cluttered space.

The keyboard connects to other devices via USB-C, Bluetooth, or a 2.4GHz wireless connection. The Kickstarter page adds that the DS Pixel Keyboard also has a built-in GPU and CPU.

The keyboard-equipped Slate felt like a Chromebook first, tablet second. This time, the Pixel Tablet is all tablet and no Chromebook.

Google just announced the Pixel Slate, the company's brand new Chrome OS tablet with a detachable keyboard cover.

The system has a 1.14 inch, 240 x 135 pixel TFT LCD display, a 56-key keyboard (with buttons that look more like something you’d find on a remote control than a BlackBerry), microSD card reader ...