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Microsoft Universal Mobile Keyboard : on microsoft.com : http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/universal-mobile-keyboard
One keyboard. For your smartphone and tablet.
With the Universal Mobile Keyboard, getting stuff done while you're on the go has never been easier. Power through emails, put together a proposal, or instant message with a friend. It doesn't matter if you're on your tablet or your smartphone—the Universal Mobile Keyboard was designed to work with iPad, iPhone, Android devices and Windows tablets (1). Pair with up to 3 devices with different operating systems and easily switch between them.
The compact and light weight design of the Universal Mobile Keyboard was built with portability in mind with its protective cover and built-in stand that holds your tablet or smartphone2. Just flip the cover open to power-up and make a Bluetooth connection, then set your device into the integrated stand—you'll be typing in seconds. Shutting down is just as fast. Simply close the cover to turn off the keyboard—it's that easy. The rechargeable battery provides up to 6 months of usage on a single charge. But if you're ever low on power when you're heading out, don't worry—just do a 10 minute quick charge and you'll have plenty of power for a full day's work.
So leave the laptop behind—the Universal Mobile Keyboard lets you get real work done with just your tablet or smartphone.
(1) Works with tablets and smartphones that have Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Device) keyboard support.
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COMING SOON. $ 79.95.
And:
Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse
Microsoft's Universal Mobile Keyboard works with iOS, Android, and Windows tablets : on cnet.com : http://www.cnet.com/products/microsoft-universal-mobile-keyboard/
With so many Windows 8 slate-style tablets available, it's no surprise that Microsoft is now offering a rechargeable, portable Bluetooth keyboard accessory. What is surprising is that this Microsoft-branded keyboard plays up its support for both Android and iOS devices, as well as Windows 8.
That's because of a three-way switch that moves between Android, iOS, and Windows modes, allowing you to pair with three different devices (one for each OS) at the same time, and jump between them at will. Other Bluetooth keyboards can work across different operating systems, but you may have to go through the re-pairing process each time. The internal battery is, according to Microsoft, good for up to six months of use, and recharges via a Micro-USB connection. ..
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One keyboard. For your smartphone and tablet.
With the Universal Mobile Keyboard, getting stuff done while you're on the go has never been easier. Power through emails, put together a proposal, or instant message with a friend. It doesn't matter if you're on your tablet or your smartphone—the Universal Mobile Keyboard was designed to work with iPad, iPhone, Android devices and Windows tablets (1). Pair with up to 3 devices with different operating systems and easily switch between them.
The compact and light weight design of the Universal Mobile Keyboard was built with portability in mind with its protective cover and built-in stand that holds your tablet or smartphone2. Just flip the cover open to power-up and make a Bluetooth connection, then set your device into the integrated stand—you'll be typing in seconds. Shutting down is just as fast. Simply close the cover to turn off the keyboard—it's that easy. The rechargeable battery provides up to 6 months of usage on a single charge. But if you're ever low on power when you're heading out, don't worry—just do a 10 minute quick charge and you'll have plenty of power for a full day's work.
So leave the laptop behind—the Universal Mobile Keyboard lets you get real work done with just your tablet or smartphone.
(1) Works with tablets and smartphones that have Bluetooth HID (Human Interface Device) keyboard support.
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COMING SOON. $ 79.95.
And:
Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse
- Flexible Design
- Power On and Off
- Bluetooth Smart
- Touch to Scroll
- BlueTrack Technology®
Microsoft's Universal Mobile Keyboard works with iOS, Android, and Windows tablets : on cnet.com : http://www.cnet.com/products/microsoft-universal-mobile-keyboard/
With so many Windows 8 slate-style tablets available, it's no surprise that Microsoft is now offering a rechargeable, portable Bluetooth keyboard accessory. What is surprising is that this Microsoft-branded keyboard plays up its support for both Android and iOS devices, as well as Windows 8.
That's because of a three-way switch that moves between Android, iOS, and Windows modes, allowing you to pair with three different devices (one for each OS) at the same time, and jump between them at will. Other Bluetooth keyboards can work across different operating systems, but you may have to go through the re-pairing process each time. The internal battery is, according to Microsoft, good for up to six months of use, and recharges via a Micro-USB connection. ..
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