Staples (they have a local store) has a bluetooth kbd, but it has to be
ordered. So if I have to order, the $129 iGo looks pretty usable in
pictures, and turns out its available at my favorite Best Buy, which
isn't as local as Staples, but more local than a week or so in shipping.
So before I zip down there to buy one, I'm still waiting for some
reviews. Probably pop over to TreoCentral or MyTreo later this evening
and see if anyone has anything bad to say about it, or better to say
about something else.
It's not something I'd use a lot, but if it fits in a jacket or
waist-pack -- the one I had with my Palm was wicked handy.
Jim O'Sullivan wrote:
> Have you tried a Bluetooth keyboard? I had one for my Palm T5 and it works
> fine on my 700p. See http://www.thinkoutside.com/
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> J Messeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: In my pre-Treo days, I had a portable
> keyboard that worked quite well.
> It folded into my pocket, and opened to a very usable input device for
> times when I chose not to be laptop-equippedbut had more than a few
> lines of input.
> I see no such device purporting to work on the Treo680. For
> instance, mytreo lists several keyboards, and each lists several Treo
> models -- but none mention the 680. Sometimes that kind of omission is
> more than time-related coincidence.
> Anyone got any experience in this area?
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