Tuesday, March 13th 2012
Elecom Also Intros Collapsible Bluetooth/USB Keyboard
Elecom also introduced the TK-FBS039E, a wireless keyboard that can be folded along a hinge, making it easier to carry. When opened up, the keyboard measures 260 x 91 x 11 mm (WxDxH), but when folded, it measures 133 x 91 x 23 mm, roughly as big as a portable HDD. The keyboard is both wireless and wired. When wireless, it uses Bluetooth, and Bluetooth HID interface to work with iOS, Android devices, and PCs; when wired, it uses USB with common USB HID driver. When wired, it also charges its battery. The keyboard features a simple 66-key QWERTY English+Japanese layout, with sufficient key travel to provide tactile feedback comparable to notebook keyboards. It is available in black (TK-FBS039EBK) and white (TK-FBS039EWH) color options. Slated for early~mid-April, the TK-FBS039E from Elecom is priced at 7,350 JPY (US $89).
Source:
Hermitage Akihabara
4 Comments on Elecom Also Intros Collapsible Bluetooth/USB Keyboard
to them the world must be as flat as a pancake. Android devices make up such a big share of the market, and if ipad users can benefit from a bluetooth keyboard then why the hell cant Android pad users too??? Why lock your product off and deny yourself the oppotunity to make more money?