Pros: Compact and sleek design, keys feel nice, beats Graffiti for inputting large amounts of data Cons: Keyboard shortcuts are hard to learn (for me), didn't work well with Palm m100 slim leather case, just found I didn't need it
The techno-idiot is back with another review of a Palm product, the Palm Portable Keyboard (OK, OK, so it was really made by Think Outside). Anyone who has read my previous reviews knows that I'm completely infatuated with my Palm m100. Of...
Pros: Snappy design and easy installation for the handheld killer app... Cons: ...but it doesn't work well and is hard to return!
Please forgive any thumping noises emanating from your computer. Having fallen in love with my Jornada 540, I soon purchased a Targus Stowaway Keyboard that allowed my new Pocket PC to function as an uber-laptop. The keyboard remains a great...
Pros: Fits in my purse. Almost full size keyboard. Keyboard shortcuts. Cons: A light touch means keys don't alway register. Too large for some. Requires hard surface.
During November 2003 I wrote all 50,000plus words of the first draft of my novel. I wrote it all on my Palm Vx, with Palm Portable Keyboard, and WordSmith word processor. Note: The Palm Portable Keyboard is a rebranded Stoway Portable ...
Pros: Unfolds quickly, compact, stylish Cons: Needs to rest on a flat surface, keys sometime slide around, expensive
I'll admit it: My handwriting is atrocious. There, I've said it. Normally, it's not a problem, except when I need to take notes quickly and accurately by hand. I can get one or the other, but not both; I either get everything down but can't read it,...
Pros: Full size keys, special menu keys, special character keys, very portable, solid vendor support Cons: Requires flat surface, smallish space key, clasp could be stronger
Finding the right portable computing device has taken me years. I was an early adopter of the Newton Message Pad, a late adopter of the Toshiba Libretto laptop, and lately a reluctant convert to the Palm platform. I will not truly be satisfied until a...
Pros: Beautifully crafted, the finishing touch for a PDA. Cons: Some of the special software functions can be hard to master.
Road warriors rejoice! The PDA has just become totally useful. I must admit that I have had second thoughts about my Palm Pilot since Day 1, because without a reasonably sized keyboard, data entry, report writing and all those things that you...
Pros: Folds up REAL small and very light weight Cons: Pricey
Who cares how this gem of engineering works, I just like to open, look at, and close my new Palm Portable Keyboard. I almost giggle when I observe the awesome design of this little package.
Pros: Durable, Small, Nice Feel Cons: PDA stand is not adjustable, Price
Having become unnaturally attached to my iPAQ, I recently began a campaign to accessorize a little. Okay, maybe more than a little... All right, I admit it, I'M ADDICTED! Stop pushing will you?! I MUST OWN EVERY ACCESSORY EVER INVENTED!! There, I said...
No other way to put it. The functionality and flexibility offed by the Palm and clones like the Handspring Visor make a valuable addition to the office. But you also have to recognize the limitations to the native input devices. Graffiti is slow, and...
Pros: fast data input, great portability, cool design Cons: requires flat surface, few international versions available
The recognition of handwriting on the Palm is useful and works great, but remains slower than entering data with a good old keyboard. There are several models of keyboards for Palm on the market, but what distinguishes the Stowaway from Think Outside...
Pros: Makes entering large amounts of data into your Palm a breeze Cons: Needs to be set on a flat surface - your lap won't do
Shortly after you purchase your first Palm, you realize you're going to spend lots more than the $300+ that you spent for the Palm itself. There's oodles of downloadable software, screen protectors, cases, styli, and, of course, keyboards.
Pros: Extremely compact, well-built, and good integration with Palm OS Cons: Can't type on lap; some driver software issues; no pass-through for modems, etc.
The first thing I thought when I opened the shipping box was, "Wow, that's a small box." And, of course, when I opened the retail box itself, I thought, "Wow, that's a tiny keyboard." It truly is the size of about two Palm III's...
Pros: VERY useful, well made, a conversation starter :) Cons: Have to buy a separate keyboard for each different PDA you own!
There are few things in life that raise eyebrows, rouse conversation, even pique interest. This keyboard is definitely one of them. I remember when I first received my visor keyboard, I must have spent the first 20 minutes, opening and closing, closing...
Pros: Nice look, great functionality Cons: included accessories (case)
The palm portable keyboard is, in my opinion, an absolute necessity for anyone who uses their Palm for entering large amounts of information. I picked up my keyboard for my Palm Vx the other day and it goes absolutely everywhere with me when I am...
Pros: You can type, and pretty well at that. Cons: The software strikes me as a bit half-baked.
An outrageously clever device
The idea of producing a Palm keyboard that folded so you could take it anywhere was, in my view, absolutely brilliant. When I compared this and the GoType in the store, I realized that I'd get a lot more...
Pros: VERY compact when folded, FULL size keyboard when opened. Hotkeys and other shortcut keys supported. Cons: Collapses in the middle when unsupported (need a firm surface). Driver could use more refinements.
(Updated 4/19/00) Palm has just recently shipped my pre-ordered "Palm Portable Keyboard" and it just arrived today. Not bad considering I only ordered it 4 days ago and it wasn't scheduled for released until the 2nd week of March.
Pros: Great design and portability Cons: Some software compatibility issues
Every so often, a product is released that amazes me. The Stowaway keyboards are such an item. They combine function and form into a small package that easily fits into your back jeans pocket.
Pros: Pocket-sized, good feel, wow factor. Cons: Slightly fragile. Often sluggish response to keys.
I recently received the Palm V series portable keyboard as a Christmas gift. I was eager to pop my Palm Vx in and get typing as soon as the wrapping came off. After installing the driver from CD onto my palm, I slid it into the small cradle and began...
Pros: Compact, fully functional, VERY clever design, maximizes functionality while keeping hands on the keyboard Cons: Not easy to use if you don't have a flat surface to put it on
I absolutely love my Palm PDA! You're gonna laugh at me, but I still have a Palm Pilot Personal (with the Palm III upgrade card though...). I use it daily for my calendar, contact list, to-do's... heck, why not take notes with it too?!?
Pros: foldability, key travel, tactile feel, visual aesthetics, outstanding engineering Cons: more expensive than the GoType!, lacks some of the software of theGoType!
I know that a pda is not a word processing center. If I wanted to do word processing I would have brought my laptop. I've said these things and many more over the past year and a half, but I still found myself scratching a lot of stuff into my Palm...
Pros: The best alternative to grafitti; high quality device; very small Cons: somewhat expensive; you may need to buy an add-on third-party word processor
After I bought my Palm Pilot almost a year ago, I quickly got used to Grafitti. Once you get used to it, the Grafitti language becomes very accurate, but never extremely fast. I loved using Grafitti to enter short memos or coming up events in the...
Pros: Highly useful, lightweight, affordable, and compact alternative to laptop computer Cons: Need word processing program, prop-up angle awkward, keys a bit soft
Goodbye to the days I was forced to lug my 8-lb. laptop (plus accessories) to take notes in class, everyday. The bottom line is, if you're considering the keyboard to ease your ability to enter your daily appointments, it's not worth it, but if you're a...
Pros: Neat industrial design, works well. Cons: Slightly expensive
I first bought the GoType! keyboard, but ended up returning it. The GoType has it's own base, it makes it easier to type on your lap whereas the Palm Portable Keyboard needs a flat surface. But since I am not very likely to need/want to type on my lap...
Pros: Small, smartly designed, low power consumption, rugged. Cons: Difficult for large fingers, no carry case.
This is not a review of the Stowaway Portable Keyboard - it is for the Fellowes Pocket PDA Keyboard. When Epinions creates a new category for this, I will move this review there.
I have owned the Palm III ever since it debuted...
Pros: Tiny! Foldy! Good action, full-sized keys! Cons: One minor software problem. That's it. Nothing else.
So, I've had a Visor for a while, and I'd been avoiding using it for extended text-entry, since doing lots of writing is kind of tiring. It's great for jotting notes, but not necessarily for, say, taking notes during classes or presentations. ...
Pros: well-made, easy to use, comfortable keyboard Cons: expensive
After pondering whether or not to get the Palm Portable Keyboard for my Palm Vx for months, I ended up getting one as a Christmas present. I am thrilled with it already!
STRENGTHS:
-The keyboard is very compact, and folds up into a...
Pros: Its full-size keys allow full-speed touch-typing on my Palm, and it's very portable. Cons: Must be used on a flat surface, and PalmOS is still a stylus-oriented interface.
Do you touch-type? I see no reason to buy this portable keyboard unless you do. You can probably hunt-and-peck with the on-screen keyboard just as quickly as you can with this portable keyboard.
Does Graffiti slow you down? Does the on-screen...
Pros: Full sized, foldable, small travel size, Wow factor Cons: Visor version does not come with case
For any user of a Palm device, whether it be a Palm or Visor, the realization that Graffiti won’t cut it for everything always comes when you try to get serious about using your PDA beyond its PIM capabilities. This is where the Stowaway Keyboard (for...
Pros: Small, yet full size! no batteries. Cons: None
I love my Palm V and do not mind graphitti one bit. But there are days i just want to write a journal entry or type an email, which i would never do with graphitti, it would just be a waste of time and my goal for my palm, is to save time and make my...
Pros: Size, Durability, Cost, Ease of Use, Cons: No Pass thru port for connecting another device.
This has got to be one of the best things you can buy for your palm. I am a student, and I take all of my notes for school on my palm now. When I get home I hotsync the data to my computer and then print it out. I am a computer science student, and so...
Pros: Full-size, very portable, easy setup, great for data-entry, sleek and cool-looking Cons: Flimsy, still hard to carry around despite size, most users won't need it
I've enjoyed writing Epinions for some time now, but my purchase of the Palm Portable Keyboard marks the first time that it has actually occurred to me to use Epinions.com to make one of my own purchases. As an avid writer, I knew that I wanted to get a...
Pros: portability, fullsize, cool factor!! Cons: maybe the hinge in the middle.
The Palm Portable Keyboard (PPK)truly is an amazing product. If you need one accessory to boost the functionality of your Palm device than this is it. Considering that you want or need to input large amounts of text on your Palm, the PPK is...
Pros: size, features, integration with Palm, appearance, well-built Cons: can be a tad flimsy, take a while to get used to size/travel
Being one who gets tired to inputting text into my Palm V via graffitti, I needed a faster method of inputting the large number of contacts and notes I have flying around my office.
However, many of the current keyboards that are available on...
Pros: Fast data entry, wherever you want Cons: It's like carrying another PalmPilot; it doesn't feel sturdy
Before you take out your wallet and put down $100 for this thing, you must think about why you need this thing. Are you in a profession where you need fast data entry into the Palm? I got it because I keep track of patients in the hospital with a...
Pros: compact, portable, durable- an essential tool Cons: a few unexpected results and hard to remember commands
This was the thing that justified my ownership of a Palm. It's the same size as the Palm, it'll take a bruising and still work (well at least mine will), and it allows you to actually use it in normal activities (I don't find graffiti to give me fast,...
Pros: Great keyboard feel, lightweight, compact when folded, excellent software Cons: $100 is a little steep, requires flat surface
One of the things I hated about switching from Palm to PocketPC was that a lot of the companies that made hardware add/ons, cases, etc. for the Palm were slow to make those same products for the PocketPC hardware, in part because of the large user base...
Pros: Portable, solid feel, portable, way cool, portable, rugged, did I mention portable Cons: Not very ergonomic, some keys not convenient.
I've had my Palm Portable Keyboard for couple weeks now and I'm finding that I hardly ever need to lug my laptop computer around any more. Not that my laptop is that big or heavy (it's one of those 3 lb. ultra notebooks), but the combination of Palm III...
Pros: stylish, sleek, small, accurate, feature-laden, AMAZING Cons: takes some time to get used to some of the rarer keystrokes, likely not very weather-resistant
So, sometimes you hear about a product and it sounds absolutely amazing and unbelievable and you order it and it turns out to be wholly mediocre. That was absolutely NOT my experience with this product!
Pros: Portable, full size, great tactile feel Cons: no software, not extremely durable
Review of the Stowaway
Well, I just got the keyboard from UPS on Tuesday. As it came, I hurriedly went to the door, picked up the box, opened it and dug through the popcorn to find it. It turns out the keyboard comes with:
Pros: small size that opens up to a full size keyboard Cons: None
The stowaway keyboard is the greatest device I have ever seen because its like having a laptop that does not plug in and fits in your pocket. The reason I purchased this keyboard was because I own a visor and wanted to be able to take notes at school,...
Pros: convenient, no more grafitti writing, compact Cons: must be on flat area, kind of flimsy
I got my husband a Handspring Visor Deluxe last year as a gift ( as mentioned in previous opinion). I don't know if you know too much about PDA's but you have to learn a grafitti writing style with them.
Pros: Nice design, very small and light weight. Cons: Not very strong, sort of flimsy and needs a hard surface.
The Design
Well you have to give them some credit. The design is really awesome to say the least. It folds out of its own case and you push the three segments together to form a keyboard. Its extremely light weight, and while in its folded...
Pros: Small, inexpensive, easy to use and install. Cons: No slant, no batteries, not much else...
Why carry a Laptop?
I first say it in the store and new I had to have one. i use to carry an old HP booktop around which was big and bulky. I wanted something smaller and versatile. This little keyboard is everything and more. It will...
Pros: Amazing piece of engineering Cons: Could not get it to work with my Clie, very expensive.
I bought this product because it obviously makes data entry into any PDA much easier. Others have pointed out here that, as far as the base applications like memo and addressbook, you can enter the information into your desktop computer and then synch...
Pros: compact and lightweight Cons: not very stable - expensive
After spending hours learning the palm grafitti script (and getting pretty good at it), someone comes out with a keyboard for the palm pilot! Why couldn't they have come out with that before I spent a year writing things in grafitti on my Palm Pilot....
Pros: Best note-taking device around. Saves re-keying information. Cons: One more thing to carry (big deal.)
Having used my Palm IIIx for some months, I found that note-taking at meetings took so much work that I could barely follow the meeting. On the other hand, I never have time to transcribe notes onto my computer - although I often needed to distribute...
Pros: Full size keyboard for your Palm PDA. Folds to pocket size. Doesn't need batteries. Cons: Needs a flat surface to sit on.
I can't say enough about the Palm Portable Keyboard. I have wanted one since they came out, but I was waiting for the price to come down. I looked at the GoType keyboard, which is cheaper, but it's bulkier to carry and has smaller keys. After test...
Pros: No batteries required. Cool factor. Cons: Needs a flat surface. No remapping for keys (international)
I've just brought my second PDA. A Handspring Platinum. And I thought that why not go to extra $100 for a cool looking keyboard?
I must say that this has been one of the best desion I've ever made.
Pros: No batteries;auto-sensing driver, regular size keyboard, similar to laptop-style Cons: Only works for Palm, price, not too stable, drivers are ify
Stowaway Portable Keyboard: Palm
"It's as small as your wallet," my friend said to me when I was constantly complaining about the pain of writing in the Palm sensor space with the sensor pen. I just did not have the time to spend learning...
Pros: Small, full-size keys, customizable Cons: No power button, vertical main buttons
I've long been a laptop user, traveling around the world, and the Handspring Visor was perfect except for taking notes in class. I can write graffiti around 40-50wpm, but that's still slower than taking notes on paper.
Pros: Great input device; easy to use; simple connection Cons: Function keys are not always easy to figure out.
I had purchased a Palm Pilot with the intention of getting away from my paper scheduler and found that I used it very little because of the problem inputting. If I were at my regular computer, it was fine. I could type in the information into the...
Pros: convenient, full size keyboard for your PDA Cons: not great for long periods
The Palm Pilot's Graffit handwriting recognition system was a great idea for PDAs, and easy to use for simple data entry. But beyond that, a keyboard is needed, and the PDAs that come with mini keyboards are painful to use.
Pros: Compact, durable, clever James Bond-ish design Cons: Must be used on hard surface, does not replace stylus
When my Palm Keyboard arrived, I was immediately impressed by the simple, elegant design. It serves as its own hard case, measuring 5 inches long by a little under 4 inches wide. I find this too large for a pocket, but easy to slip into a coat pocket...
Pros: Size, Ease, No batteries to deal with, Feel, Look. Cons: With Palm Vx, not able to PPK and accessories at same time.
Ahhhhh...Palm and their wisdom of making small things useful....
I have been using the Palm Portable Keyboard for about 1 year now. I can say that I am almost completely satisfied. The "PPK", made by Palm, Inc. is a master of combining...
The Stowaway Keyboard is the best user input alternative available. This foldable, portable keyboard has everything the traveling worker needs. Unlike its counterparts (GoType and Twiddler), the Stowaway is a fully functional keyboard with a...
Pros: I GOT MY MONEY BACK Cons: didn't work and tech support is not at all helpfull
When I was at Best Buy doing my weekly visit, I saw this. This keyboard was brand new and far out to me. I was just thinking, this would make my life easier. Well it just made my life a living hell.
Pros: Cute, small, tries to fill a gap in functionality. Cons: Needs flat surface, one more thing to carry, never really necessary.
I had a chance to try this cute little keyboard and decided against purchasing it.
It's a great idea to provide an easier way to enter text into a Palm. Grafiti is tricky to learn (I still forget some letters after months of use). But...
Pros: Easy to carry, Fast data entry Cons: Slightly undersized, Tighter integration with OS would be nice
I love taking notes at meetings, and being able to review those notes later. Enter the stowaway. I fold up the keyboard, take it with me to meetings, unfold it, and type away.
In addition to being one of the most useful productivity...
Pros: Fast entry of text, light weight Cons: Software doesn't let you drive applications from the keyboard
Palm Keyboard Evaluation
Overall: the keyboard is a major leap forward for Palm users. I typed this review on my Pilot in maybe 5% of the time it would have taken otherwise. However, modifications to the key assignments would be useful to help...
Pros: Feather-light, and elegant eye-catching work of beauty. Cons: Won't work on an uneven surface, despite the fact that you'll want to use it everywhere.
From the moment that I saw this marvel of engineering, I knew that I had to have it. The sleek metal case that perfectly matched my Palm V was just the beginning... the farther you travel into this little marvel, the more you have to love it.
There are times in my job when only a laptop will do. Powerpoint presentations, detailed record modifications in my contact software, and the like. 90% of the time, all I need to do is write a few emails, edit a contact's information, or take a few...
Pros: Fold-Up is awesome, Works with all my Palm software, Special function keys incorporate Palm functions Cons: Everyone interrupts my work to ask me about the keyboard
I changed jobs recently and now I no longer have a laptop. After my first business trip or two, I had to figure out how to make myself more productive on the road. So...
I tried the new Stowaway Portable Keyboard. This is absolutely the...
Pros: very small, very portable Cons: it's still another thing to carry...
DrDaveC's review pretty well covers the keyboard's capabilities. The only thing he didn't mention is that there's a slight delay between keypresses and the character appearing on the screen. Some people have complained about it; only a few are really...
Pros: Full sized keyboard that packs tiny is perfect for travel Cons: None
I travel quite a bit for my Venture Capital fund, and for the last few years I've lugged a laptop wherever I went. Over time, however, I started to realize that all I really wanted to do was to check and respond to email, and have my calendar and...
Pros: Palm keyboards are an absolute necessity! Folding keyboard has a good Wow factor. Cons: More expensive than competition, tends to slide when typing (rubber footings are weak)
Firstly, anyone with a Palm device needs a keyboard. I believe this is a given. I have to shake my head at all of those people taking notes on paper with a Palm in their pocket. If you take your notes on your Palm they get saved on your computer where...
Pros: Small, Convenient, Driver is very good Cons: Has to be on a table and keys aren't that pleasant to type on
Overall, I like the Palm Portable Keyboard. Compared to the GoType from Landware (Which I own too), it is a lot smaller. There is a problem to that...When you want to type in the car, or on your lap, or where ever there isn't a flat surface, you can't. I...
Pros: Excellent concept, and works good Cons: Doesn't save you space, perhaps
I bought one just a little while ago, and for sure for about a week it was just amazing, I could take all my notes and check my e-mail, and create e-mail to my boss. It was really convenient, or so I thought, until I realized, like a for mentioned...
Pros: small, save space, full size when expanded Cons: need to be on a flat surface to use, the connectivity to the palm
When I bought my handspring back in August of '00, I didn't think I needed the stowaway keyboard so I just left it alone. As the months went by I felt I needed another option to either my stylus or my desktop computer. I finally gave in and bought one...
Pros: small, easy to carry, no batteries, data input much easier. Cons: runs off of the palms battery power, puts extra drain on the batteries.
the keys feel great, its easy to write with, and makes data input 100 times easier than the palms annoying, and ineffective handwriting recognition software. if you want a means of taking notes without springing for a laptop, this is the way to go. sure...
Pros: a full sized keyboard Cons: no good unless your on a flat seface
I just got to say this thing is awsome. I got mine free because of a class I signed up for but if i chose anyting else I'd be kicking myself right now. this thing is great because it is a full size keyboard and it can fit in your pocket. I've used severl...
Pros: This portable keyboard is easy to install and easier to use! Cons: It's a little hard to use on the go. It needs a hard surface underneath.
The stowaway keyboard is an amazing marvel. I'm a writer and I love that I don't have to lug around my laptop. All you have to do is unfold this easy-to-carry square and slip it into your PDA. I can just snap the keyboard to my pocket pc and go. Its...
Pros: Portable, Small, Enter data fast, Convineient. Cons: Could break easy.
I am a student. This little tool is the greatest invention since the backspace key. Being a student requires much note taking and with my Handspring Visor Pro and my Stowaway Taurgus Keyboard combined I get everything I could possibly need and much...
The gripes I have with this keyboard are minor when you consider the capability it brings to your Palm; I found that with the keyboard and some inexpensive software, I was able to use the Palm in the library much as I would a more pricey laptop, and...
This keyboard is useful if you travel without a notebook. After all you can used your regular computer and sync up to your palm anyway. It works well and I have used it in situations where I needed to input significant data. Not anywhere near the feel...
Pros: Size, Gives your palm much more functionality. Cons: Fragile, Can't handle any water
I purchased the Palm Portable keyboard to use to take notes in Law School. It is a truly innovative design. It is very comfortable to type on and folds to about the size of my Palm IIIxe.
This is a great product because it makes my Palm so...
Pros: A portable keyboard that has all the options, feels close to an original keyboard. Cons: Still a bit bulky to carry around.
I have become a proud PDA owner within the past couple of months. I thought that have a PDA around for keeping track of my school work and appointments would be nice. Well, yes and no. Yes, because a person can look like they are on the cutting edge...
Pros: nice sharp body design Cons: is not compatible with all hardware
This is a high quality and extremely practical device. It is a must for anybody who is required to travel quite a bit for their profession. On an ordinary palm pilot you have to use the awkward little stylus to record any thoughts or messages that are...
Pros: Very Portable, Good 'Feel' on the keys, not cramped. Cons: Needs a flat surface.
I was happy to recive this keyboard for Christmas this year and to my suprise it did more than my old GoType I had on my Palm IIIe, however my Palm IIIe could be deployed anywhere. This keyboard is specific to my Handspring Prism, and it works great!...
This packet computer keyboard is extremely usefull to me and was definately worth the price I paid, about $100 U.S. I use it daily and it speeds up my note taking considerabley, I would in no way be able to get that many words in with the pen even if I...
Pros: Lightweight, totally portable, quick and esy Cons: none
I currently own a Palm V. I bought it used out of the classifieds in the weekly paper. With it came the Palm Protable Keyboard. It is so compact and small, yet it unfolds like a full sized computer keyboard and functions exaclty the same. Its ideal...
Pros: very lightweight, portable, affordable Cons: hard to type if you have small fingers
No, this isn't a woman i'm describing, It's the palm keyboard. It's excellent for anyone who has trouble pushing the onscreen touchpad with the tiny stylus pen which is near impossible for most people. That's when you need to purchase a keyboard. This...
A compact, lightweight keyboard as good as most laptops' - and it still has quite the "wow" factor when you unfold it on a plane. Seriously, the ability to simply power on and actually type into the Palm is wonderful - I've written short...
Pros: Extremely compact, FULL Size keyboard, easy data entry Cons: Difficult to use without a flat surface (ie: on your lap)
If you carry around a laptop all the time and think that it's too bulky then maybe you should look into a compact keyboard for PDAs. The keyboard is FULL size and folds up to a size about the same as the PDA itself.
Pros: key size, portability Cons: delay for showing up on the screen
I have a Palm Vx, IIIc and a VII, I also own a Dock V Pro that allows V series devices to use III series accessories. When Docs to Go 3.0 Professional came out (for those that don't know, this program allows users to EDIT Word and Excel documents right...
Pros: Quality ergonomics and nice touch. Cons: Memory resident driver slows down other programs.
The keyboard is very well made but I haven't found myself using it very much. Why? The response of my PalmV is fairly slow compared to the response I'm used to with a desktop or notebook PC. Using the Stowaway is still much faster than grafiti, but I...
Pros: Easy to travel with and types just like any other keyboard Cons: Doesn't stay put all the time when typing for long periods of time
This small little keyboard is great for writing e-mails to your friends on the plane or the train but when trying to type up a report it gets rather annoying. You try to type but it might slide a little to the right or to the left and you mess up your...
Pros: Increases productivity, great for meetings, a useful gadget Cons: Feels somewhat delicate, probably not durable enough for long-term/high-use applications.
The Palm portable keyboard transformed my PDA from a calendar/diary/ebook into a fully functional word processor. Being able to bang out typed notes during meetings has saved me many hours of work (I have very poor handwriting and had a habit of typing...
Pros: Convenience, Portable, Sleek Design Cons: A bit Small for those larger fingers
This sleek Key Board has many terrific features. The most obvious is the fact that it is portable. There is no more sitting in one spot. You can take this key board around with you if need be. The main purpose that I can see a need for this is, if you...
Pros: awesome little accessory Cons: too expensive
This folding keyboard is one of the coolest things ever made for a PDA device. When it is folded, it fits easily in a planner or in a backpack with the PDA. It make entering in data in the PDA a lot easier rather than having to punch in each letter...
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