Tablets and smartphones are great – until you need to write a long email or document. Typing can be slow and tiring on those on-screen keyboards. The Wireless Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard from Verbatim can pair with tablets and smartphones with HID keyboard support ((iOS, Android, Blackberry/QNX, HP/WebOS) and running iOS 4 or higher or Android […]
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Logitech is introducing a Bluetooth keyboard for tablets running Android 3.0. The compact keyboard has media keys to make controlling playback of music or videos easier. It comes with a cover for travel that converts into a stand for your tablet. You can support your tablet in horizontal or vertical orientation with the stand. The
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Plug your iPhone or iPod touch into the WOW-keys Keyboard from CompuExpert, and you can charge and sync your iOS device (iOS 4.X) using a USB connection on your computer. You can enter text into your iOS device using the QWERTY keyboard, and there are hotkeys that let you control your iPhone/iPod’s functions while it’s
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Recently Julie reviewed – and loved – the ZAGGmate Bluetooth keyboard and case for the iPad. ZAGG has announced that you can now pre-order the ZAGGmate for iPad 2. It’s $99.99, and ZAGG says it will ship no later than March 31, 2011. (ZAGGmate for iPad is shown in this picture.)
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Many people love the convenience of their tablet devices, but they don’t love using the virtual keyboards for typing long emails or documents. You can always pair up your tablet with one of the many Bluetooth keyboards available, but where’s the fun in that? Brando has a case with an integrated Bluetooth keyboard for Samsung
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The MobileFun.co.uk website is offering an iPhone 4 case with a mini Bluetooth keyboard inside. The TypeTop Bluetooth Mini Keyboard combines a “koskin” book-style case with integrated stand (to support the phone in horizontal position) and full QWERTY keyboard. The keyboard has a USB-rechargeable battery that lasts up to 100 hours between charges. There are
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The people at ZAGG say you’ll wonder how you ever used your Apple iPad® without a ZAGGmate case. The ZAGGmate cases are made of aircraft-grade aluminum with a bead-blasted, hard-anodized finish to match the iPad. They are 9.75″ tall X 7.63″ wide. A case fits on your iPad as a screen cover and adds 0.25″ or less (depending on the style)
The Macally BTKeyMini is a keyboard with a plastic dust shield. The keyboard is Bluetooth 2.0 with 77 Enhanced Scissor-Key-Switches(TM) for thin keycaps with sensitive and responsive touch. The keyboard and stand is 9.25″ X 5.6″ X 1.1″. The keyboard dust cover acts as a stand for your iPad, and it can hold the iPad
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If you send a lot of emails and texts from your iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS, do you find yourself wishing you had a real keyboard instead of just a virtual one? ThinkGeek will be offering a case with a built-in Bluetooth keyboard for your iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS. The keyboard has its own
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Need a Bluetooth keyboard for use with your smartphone, iPad, or other device? The new Jorno keyboard from Cervantes Mobile LLC may be just what you need. The Jorno folds up to the size of a deck of cards, so you could even carry it in a pocket. When opened, the keys are about 85%
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EFO strikes again with an even smaller Bluetooth keyboard that is compatible with the iPhone and iPad. The Mini Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard has the footprint of a credit card, but manages to fit in F1 – F12 function keys, Tab, Cltr+Alt+Del keys and Multi-Media Key (Play, Pause, Next, Previous, Mute, Volume Up, Volume Down). It’s
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When I first got my iPad, I was talking with my husband about my ideal tablet-type device. Basically, I wanted the iPad to have the docking connector on one of the long sides so I could plug it into what was essentially the bottom of a laptop computer so the iPad would be the screen.