[rivaldo]

Yearn for a hardware keyboard for faster text input but yet maintain the slim factor of your device? Mobience made it possible with the introduction of their own smallQWERTY keyboard. This small keyboard can be connected to most UMPC, MID and most handheld devices and giving the user a more tactile option when it comes to texting or inputing characters into their phones. Will this little gadget be an instant hit when it's release? What do you all think?



Source: Engadget

[arcanehacker]

rivaldo, on 02 February 2010 - 06:58 PM, said:

Yearn for a hardware keyboard for faster text input but yet maintain the slim factor of your device? Mobience made it possible with the introduction of their own smallQWERTY keyboard. This small keyboard can be connected to most UMPC, MID and most handheld devices and giving the user a more tactile option when it comes to texting or inputing characters into their phones. Will this little gadget be an instant hit when it's release? What do you all think?

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Source: Engadget

Seriously.. didn't freecom and some other companies come up with something like this already? I've got something similar years ago.. freecom pocket sized bluetooth keyboard. Uses standard hid drivers so can be used on windows and windows mobile.

[Clound]

If we can have this kind of keyboard in form of capacitive touchscreen, it will be great!

[arcanehacker]

Clound, on 03 February 2010 - 08:45 AM, said:

If we can have this kind of keyboard in form of capacitive touchscreen, it will be great!

yeah.. then at least its something different.. for now, i think the one I had used is better.. full qwerty keyboard at around that size..