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When it comes down to it, they're all still novelties. Tablets have been consumption devices you use every now and then. The truth is that touchscreen keyboards
by Dirlewanger 7y ago
When it comes down to it, they're all still novelties. Tablets have been consumption devices you use every now and then. The truth is that touchscreen keyboards just can't match physical ones. And until tablets become productivity devices, they will always be treated as novelties (rightfully so).
- criddell 7y agoEvery tablet I've owned (iPad and Nexus 7) could pair with a Bluetooth keyboard. That said, I rarely bother using my keyboard anymore with my iPad. I can type just fine on the glass, although I wouldn't want to do it for extended periods of time.