This silicon Bluetooth keyboard from Chin Fai Electronics Company passed through the FCC today.  Available in red or pink, this keyboard has a rubberized texture that allows the keyboard to be rolled up.

Although there are a ton of rollable keyboards out there, this is the first one we’ve seen that takes advantage of Bluetooth goodness.  That’s a big plus that enables this keyboard to be used with a wide range of devices, including notebooks, PDAs and some mobile phones.  Charging via USB is a convenient feature, as well.

No word on pricing or availability, but Chin Fai will likely rebrand this keyboard if it comes to the States.

Tired of your virtual mobile phone keyboard?  This Bluetooth keyboard from Freedom Input UK Limited gives you a nearly full sized typing surface that can fold in half for improved portability.

With support for BlackBerry, Windows Mobile and Symbian devices, this keyboard is ideal for situations where you don’t feel like breaking out your notebook, but still need to churn out a bunch of text.  Sadly, the Freedom Pro Keyboard lacks iPhone support at this time.

This Bluetooth keyboard from Chin Fai Electronics company is made of roll-able silicon goodness.  That’s great if you’re taking it on the road and don’t have a lot of room to stow a traditional keyboard.

Although Chin Fai Electronics isn’t exactly a well-known brand in the US, I’d bet that we see this keyboard in the States under a generic brand sometime soon.

Do note, however, that according to Chin Fai, this keyboard cannot be put in the oven, or “putted on the fire to teast.”  That’s right, just because this keyboard is rubber doesn’t mean you can use it in a fire.

Oh, and don’t take a knife to it either, ok?