rubinscube
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I need an external keyboard with minimal connect issues if possible.
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Accessories can anyone recommend a bluetooth or direct connect keyboard?
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- samsung galaxy tab
I need an external keyboard with minimal connect issues if possible.
I bought this $50 works great with my tab
Rii mini Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard
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ziffos
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I need an external keyboard with minimal connect issues if possible.
Microsoft Bluetooth 6000 mobile keyboard is stunning.
I need an external keyboard with minimal connect issues if possible.
I use the Samsung keyboard made for the Tab and it works great. It has an extra row of keys for the tablet functions and it can recharge the tablet while attached.
The only problem I've run into is that the key for play/pause doesn't always go to the right media player.
LBOCEAN
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I use this one from AZIO : AZiO Corp.- KB334B - Bluetooth Wireless Mini Keyboard
The only thing I've run into is that when the keyboard goes live and the tablet wants to switch to the swipe layout, the < > keys don't seem to function, but will if I switch to the Samsung keyboard layout.
I have an email out to the companies tech support, waiting for reply now.
It runs on two AAA batteries, has an on/off & reset switch on the back
I like this keyboard because of its size. Not to big, not to small. As always, you have to get use to typing on something smaller, but I much prefer the tactile keyboard over that of the rubber ones.
While out at a tech show in Vegas last month, I ran into another keyboard company that had several BT keyboards, the one that came close to mine was about 10 smaller, and I didn't care for the touch and their retail price was $55.
I paid $42 at Fry's (they matched an online price I found while there)
The only thing I've run into is that when the keyboard goes live and the tablet wants to switch to the swipe layout, the < > keys don't seem to function, but will if I switch to the Samsung keyboard layout.
I have an email out to the companies tech support, waiting for reply now.
It runs on two AAA batteries, has an on/off & reset switch on the back
I like this keyboard because of its size. Not to big, not to small. As always, you have to get use to typing on something smaller, but I much prefer the tactile keyboard over that of the rubber ones.
While out at a tech show in Vegas last month, I ran into another keyboard company that had several BT keyboards, the one that came close to mine was about 10 smaller, and I didn't care for the touch and their retail price was $55.
I paid $42 at Fry's (they matched an online price I found while there)