Review on Samsung ECR K10AWEGSTA Full Keyboard Galaxy by Quinton Wonsley

I've had a Treo phone with an external keyboard for years, so when I got my Galaxy Tab I knew I was going to need a keyboard. Here's what I do: Some of these, for example, may or may not be clear from the product description: * There is a power jack on the side of the keyboard: just plug in a regular Samsung power cord and your tablet will be on and charging. * Speakers A line-out jack on the back of the keyboard keeps speaker cables neatly tucked away and not dangling overhead. search etc.). , as well as a few other very useful ones (Lock, Internet, Raise/Dim, Volume Up/Down/Mute, Music, Video, Play/Pause, Forward/Back and some others).* When the on-screen keyboard appears When you click on the text in the input panel typing, there's a button that hides it, allowing you to quickly bring back the entire screen. The keyboard doesn't fold (my old one folds up), it can be placed on your lap and used as a laptop computer. The keyboard has enough weight to stay in place. Required Cons/Improvements: * As others have said, it would be nice if the tablet could run in portrait mode to enable web browsing. I mainly use the keyboard when I want to write something in Google Docs or word processing apps. You need to go back to the swipe keyboard (if you want to). * No case/cover. I'll be making one for mine soon. due to the thin keyboard it needs additional tab support). If Samsung adds this, they'll get a lot of people to buy it just because of that - then you'll have a real "desktop" computer. significant.