Keyboards will continue, in some form, to be a primary text input device for some time to come. It has been presented by different manufacturers over the years with various sizes, looks, features and formats, not to mention the differing connectivity options we have had over the years.
Here's another offer that will bring use to some.
Several PUPs have published support for its connectivity in the PLDF forum.
Another offering is now available
Looks like a market growth area for xPhones/xTabs emerging rapidly.
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Keyboards - Something new
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gcmartin
Keyboards - Something new
Last edited by gcmartin on Sat 14 Sep 2013, 23:56, edited 3 times in total.
Looks interesting. There are quite a few out there already that fit into cases and are relatively thin (but small). My favorite is a full size bluetooth keyboard that's independent of the case, so you can just put it on your lap and type at normal speed. They're so thin and light, that it's worth keeping it as a separate device. Also, if you don't need it, you can just leave it home. For most mobile purposes, the touchpad is adequate..particulary with voice to text. (Sent from my Nexus 7 with a Brookstone keyboard).