PalmOne Ultra-Slim Keyboard for Palm m130, Tungsten, m515, and i705 Series Review

Honestly, I love this keyboard and enjoy using it. I guess complaints about 4 line limits don't really matter for general use (accountants and programmers might disagree!) nice little invention. My only complaint/concern is its fragility. I'm generally very careful with such things, but it slipped out of my hand (folded and locked) one day and fell on the carpet; since then he didn't want to close anymore. It still works great - it just won't close anymore, and every time I do it makes me…

I bought my "ultra thin" keyboard a few days ago and I really have to say that it is very nice, very clean, smooth and small. I bought mine from Fry's Electronics and they only had an open box, no CD, but I found the .prc file on the Palmone site without too much trouble. In any case, the keyboard itself is very easy to open and close, the back support is decent although I'm a little afraid I might bend the wire, but then again it will always rest on a flat surface. alone, not very comfortable…

This wonderful ultra thin palm keyboard is made by Stowaway, the same people who supplied the original foldable palm keyboard. I've used other ultra-slim keyboards from Belkin (two of them) and Pocketop (the one that connects via infrared), but this version from Palm is definitely the best of them all. The ultra-slim Palm/Stowaway keyboard is housed in an elegant aluminum housing. Skin that unfolds in the center to reveal a comfortable, full-size keyboard. The small size is achieved by removing