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This looks good and would definitely make typing long email responses more efficient. But other than that, something I don't do very often on my mobile devices,
by petepete 12y ago
This looks good and would definitely make typing long email responses more efficient. But other than that, something I don't do very often on my mobile devices, I don't really see the need. If I was to install a full Linux distro on my Nexus 10 and attempt to use it for development, I'd definitely want to use a 'proper' keyboard. Perhaps something like the Enebrick[0] would be a better fit for me.
I can totally see how this could appeal to people who don't need/want a separate notebook machine, keyboard etc and can get by with just a tablet.
[0] http://www.pfu.fujitsu.com/direct/hhkb/detail_enebrick.html http://www.pfu.fujitsu.com/direct/hhkb/detail_enebrick.html ; http://enebrick.cerevo.com/en/ http://enebrick.cerevo.com/en/
- chx 12y agoUm, ¥ 13,800 ?? That's 130 USD! I have researched this because the keyboards I love & use are wired (I have a veritcal Kinesis Freestyle and a ThinkPad USB Keyboard with TrackPoint): http://handheldsci.com/kb http://handheldsci.com/kb is only $59. The Aten CS533 http://www.amazon.com/Aten-Technologies-Bluetooth-Switch-CS533/dp/B0094FN81K http://www.amazon.com/Aten-Technologies-Bluetooth-Switch-CS5... is $67.