I have been looking for Bluetooth keyboards for a long long time, and I noticed the prices range from ~$70 to $120. However, for the first time I see a bluetooth keyboard below the $50 mark. It's the "Shasta" foldable keyboard by StowAway (I own one of their old IR keyboard for PalmOS devices and it works very well). However, the "Shasta" is marketed specifically for the BlackBerry. I wonder... from a wireless protocol point of view... isn't a Bluetooth Keyboard just a "wireless input device", I mean, generic of sorts, regardless of what plastic legs the device has to support a CrackBerry in vertical position?. Or if there anything "Blackberry-specific" about this keyboard? Anyone in the U.S. with a N800/N810 willing to take advantage of Amazon.com's money-back warranty (or willing to sell it on eBay later to recoup the cost if it doesn't work), care to test it with the Nokia N800/N810? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BYGGEY?ie=UTF8&tag=mnmsprst-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B000BYGGEY I would buy it, but spending $50 (and not owning a BlackBerry nor wanting to -I'm happy with my Palm Centro) only to find later that it doesn't work is not my idea of fun, specially considering I have to pay reshipping to South America and import duties... Anyway... if anyone is curious, please checkout that $45 Bluetooth keyboard.... sounds enticing... but I'm not willing to buy it until someone report it works (or confirms my suspicion that all Bluetooth Keyboards are the same from a protocol/stack/drivers point of view). Thanks, FC _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@xxxxxxxxx https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
