On Tue, Aug 21, 2007 at 11:49:06AM -0400, Hal Vaughan wrote: > On Monday 20 August 2007, Mike Klein wrote: > > You're looking for a bt-legacy adapter for ps/2 (or usb) devices...as > > far as I know they only do this (i.e. Motorola) for audio line out. > > > > That's my problem with all bt keyboards...they're either chintzy > > little folding things that always flex too much for lap use or they > > are HUGE monstrosities like my MX5000...or they give you crap key > > layout. > > > > If somebody put out a bt keyboard like the HappyHacking keyboard I'd > > be in heaven. > > > > All the 'good' small-sized wireless keyboards I've found were RF and > > not BT. > > I've given up on the one thing I'd like: A portable keyboard with the > natural layout. It makes big difference for me on my desktop keyboard. The alphasmart is a portable full-soze keyboard -- though it won't fit in your shirt pocket. It's quite rugged, it's self-powered (with three AA batteries that tend to last nine months or so), it can be used on its own -- then you type and edit into memory, and when plugged into a computer, it acts as a USB keyboard. And it you press 'send' on it, it will type in everything you typed into it before. It's a dream for first-draft writing. The only problem is that the 770 and 800 seem not to accept USB keyboards, so I can't use it with them. -- hendrik
