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RE: Great!
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Stowaway Universal Bluetooth Keyboard Info.
The Stowaway Universal Bluetooth Keyboard is the perfect productivity companion to your smart phone, PDA, Tablet, Media Center PC or notebook – almost any device that has Bluetooth technology supports this hot new product! With its genuine full-size 18 mm spacing between keys, the Stowaway Universal Bluetooth Keyboard allows you to quickly type email, memos, or surf the web in optimum comfort. The sleek, award winning, patented folding design is featured in the Design Collection at Museum of Modern Art in New York. Its unique design allows it to easily fit in a pocket or purse, so you can take it everywhere, yet opens to a full size keyboard when you need it. A lap-lock is included that allows the keyboard to be used on a lap – perfect for airports and other tight spaces!
Bluetooth identifier : B01514
Created Date : 2004-05-14
Spec version : 1.2
PRD version : 1.0
Product ID : XTBT01
Software Version : v028
Hardware Version : DVT2
Qualified Product Notice : QPN_156-CTCMrev1.pdf
Compliant Portion : CPD_156-CTCMrev1.pdf
Qualified profile :
- GAP
- HID-Dev-Keyboard-HID
- SDP
Interop Devices : - -
Product Type : PROD
List Date : 2004-05-14
Product Contact Person : Victor Pan
Email : pan@thinkoutside.com
Phone : (408) 551-4545 x 110
Company URL : http://www.thinkoutside.com
BQB : Eriksson, Lars
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Over 1400 Qualified Bluetooth Products/Components
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"There are 2 kind of people my friend....those with wires and those without"
RE: Great!
But how many of them are Palm compatible and how many of those are something besides a phone?
RE: Great!
- Well, it's doing something...
RE: Great!
Crap. The "XT" seems to imply that it's going to be another 4 row, absolutely worthless (to me anyways), toy keyboard like they've been cranking out lately.
There's no way in hell I'm paying a premium for a half-assed toy keyboard. The keyboards they make these days are junk compared to the original 5-row stowaways. They're poorly designed, and aren't real keyboards. The keys aren't large enough, they don't have the up and down travel that a real keyboard has, and there's a gap in teh height of the two sides of the keyboard where the fold is.
I sure wish ThinkOutside would quit thinking outside of the bounds of ergonomic and effective design.
RE: Great!
Finally
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RE: Finally
Indeed, one SKU for universal connecter versions, one SKU for USB versions (charging takes all night though), another SKU for Tapwave...
RE: Finally
wouldn't this defeat the purpose of a WIRELESS keyboard?
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RE: Finally
I would make a solid foldable BT keyboard my main keyboard for desktop and PDA too.
One KB to rule them all ....
RE: Finally
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Ben Combee
http://palmos.combee.net - PDA programmer weblog
Love BT but...
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RE: Love BT but...
One problem, tho...
Other than that, it sounds great. I have one of the original UC Folding Keyboards, and I still use it on my T3.
RE: One problem, tho...
And the possibility of not being able to use it in some places (airport, airplane)? That sucks, too.
I like the idea of a BT KB, but I feel that until battery technology catches up (in the next few years, so I have heard recently), power-hungry ideas like this are not capable of being widely integrated. I like my BT TT3 and S56, but even just the small things I do use those for (dialing #'s, sms, phone and headset), I can see a noticable difference in battery life. When I use it in my 3-hour long classes, of which I have 2-3 a day, a BT KB would leave me Docs-to-go-less VERY quickly. I need longevity, too...
RE: One problem, tho...
driver ?
Is this driver available somewhere? I'm probably just half asleep, but I followed the link, and can't find a bluetooth driver.
B
RE: driver ?
Will it support simultaneous HID and BT wireless data?
If it does support multiple BT connections simultaneously, I'm first in line to buy it!
RE: Will it support simultaneous HID and BT wireless data?
P.D.: Heh. Look here.
http://www.palowireless.com/infotooth/knowbase/general/125.asp
RE: Will it support simultaneous HID and BT wireless data?
Limited to 1 BT RFComm connection!?
How nasty. Talk about "crippling OS"... :P
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Great!
Wonder how the power consumption is going to be?
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