HTC 8125 / 8100 / MDA (USA) / K-JAM / P4300 (Wizard)
Bluetooth Keyboards
Hey all. Just wanted to share a little tidbit about Bluetooth Keyboards for this device for those that are considering going such a route.
First off, the thumb-keyboard that is integrated into the Wizard is just fine for text messaging and short memos and notes and whatnot. But do you really want to use that to take meeting notes in Word Mobile? No, not really.
To accomplish something like that, what you need is a Bluetooth Keyboard. I've been using an older non-bluetooth one for my older iPAQ PDA and it's been wonderful. Now with this device, it's time to move up to Bluetooth. However, there are a couple of things you should know about and look for before making the purchase.
First of all, check to see how many ROWS of keys the key...
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First off, the thumb-keyboard that is integrated into the Wizard is just fine for text messaging and short memos and notes and whatnot. But do you really want to use that to take meeting notes in Word Mobile? No, not really.
To accomplish something like that, what you need is a Bluetooth Keyboard. I've been using an older non-bluetooth one for my older iPAQ PDA and it's been wonderful. Now with this device, it's time to move up to Bluetooth. However, there are a couple of things you should know about and look for before making the purchase.
First of all, check to see how many ROWS of keys the key...
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Have you tried the lighter sized keyboard that projects a keyboard onto the surface of the table, picks up your keystrokes by infrared motion detection?
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I have indeed. In fact, they have a demo of it on a kiosk in a mall near my home. It's not bad, but it's not very fast. Definitely has a coolness factor of 11 though.
By fast I mean that I type 90+ WPM. That keyboard could keep up with me...at least not the version they were demoing. I don't think it was beaten up or anything, but anything is possible--after all it was a mall kiosk.
Much as I like the concept, I'd have to see one working at a speed that I can type at before I'd go that route.
By fast I mean that I type 90+ WPM. That keyboard could keep up with me...at least not the version they were demoing. I don't think it was beaten up or anything, but anything is possible--after all it was a mall kiosk.
Much as I like the concept, I'd have to see one working at a speed that I can type at before I'd go that route.
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sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet. im on it. also the motorola blue tooth headphones are HOT and the digital bluetooth pens
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