The Stowaway Bluetooth Keyboard is the perfect productivity companion to your smart phone, PDA, Tablet, Media Center PC or notebook; almost any device that has Bluetooth supports this hot new product! With its genuine full-size 18 mm spacing between keys, the Stowaway 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 laptop; perfect for airports and other tight spaces! Symbols, and international characters are also supported making this the perfect on-the-go keyboard! Compatible with Pocket PC devices with integrated Bluetooth iPAQ 1945, 2215, 4155, 4355, 5100, 5150, 5450, 5455, 5550 and 5555 series models; Dell Axim x3 series models; Any Pocket PC devices with a Socket Bluetooth SD or CF card.
Product Details:
* Foldable, full-size QWERTY keyboard wirelessly connects to Bluetooth-enabled smartphones and PDAs
* Weighs less than 6 ounces; folds to 5.5 x 3.9 x 0.5 inches
* User-programmable shortcut and command keys for fast access to other applications
* Download drivers automatically from your smartphone/PDA–no PC needed
* Includes carrying case and detachable PDA/phone stand
Customer feedback:
1. This is my third keyboard that I’ve purchased for my PDA (Axim X50v) and I’m thrilled with the quality and performance of this keyboard. I highly recommend this product to anyone considering a keyboard. This keyboard is head over heals better than the other keyboards that I just mentioned. The keys feel nice and they are well spaced. Opening the unit was a little stiff at first, but now slides open and closed easily with a satisfying “click” at either end of the process. The Axim fits PERFECTLY into the cradle that is built into the unit (I use the Axim in landscape position). I was also able to get this keyboard to work in about 30 minutes. Not plug and play, but reasonable. The keyboard sacrificed the number keys to make room for the larger key spacing, but I haven’t found that it’s a problem to type numbers by holding down the function keys. The best thing about this keyboard however is the quality. I paid $90 for it and I’d do it again in a second.
2. My biggest complaint about BlueTooth keyboards is that they lag, as you type —- but this is not the case with the Stowaway — every key I pressed showed up INSTANTLY upon my Treo 650. So far, it has worked terrificly with my address book, calendar, and email (VersaMail). In addition, the keyboard folds together well and is EXTREMELY thin and portable —- I don’t know if you could carry it in a pocket – but a backpack, briefcase, etc will not feel any extra weight with this product


