(3169WW)

Pros: Small, easy to use

Cons: Space bar divided by a hinge, user's guide on CD-ROM

The Bottom Line: If you've got a lot to write on your handheld device, this makes it easier!

Review: Here I am, writing a review on my knees... well, I'm not on my knees, my PalmOne Wireless Keyboard is! I just thought that to really be able to describe this product, I should write my review this way! Now let's see how long it takes me and...

Pros: Can reach 85 WPM with a frequent user. smaller than laptop

Cons: Quirky infrared connection with Palm T3 Tungsten

The Bottom Line: You will be surprised with your ability to use this portable keyboard from Palm.

Review: My Palm T3 Tungsten came with a version of the Microsoft Word software word processing program. Before I bought the Palm (3169WW) Keyboard, the fastest WPM I could ever reach was 10. With this portable keyboard, I can now easily type over 85 WPM. In...

Pros: small, low power use. overall a very practical tool

Cons: loses connection somewhat randomly

The Bottom Line: This is a light way to type on your palm.

Review: This is a useful relatively low-tech device that increases the usefulness of your handheld. I will go over the advertised features.

Features

- Wireless: Infrared wand is easily positioned for landscape or portrait display...

Pros: small, compact.

Cons: Hard to get used to key size, easy to lose the connection with PDA.

The Bottom Line: For most people, this is probably not worth purchasing. I can see where a limited target audience might find it useful, however.

Review: When I finally took the plunge into the world of PDAs, one of the biggest things on my mind was how I was going to get data into the thing. All of my coworkers and friends who had them swore up and down that it was easy to get used to Graffiti, and...

Pros: It's small. Fits into my pocket. It's light. Streamlines typing on my phone

Cons: Randomly hangs up, possibly due to interference from fluorescent lighting.

Review: I'd been considering getting a keyboard for my PDA ever since I bought my palm pilot. I was a little leery of the electrical interface though, suspecting that over time the contacts would wear out. I love the Infrared interface for this keyboard. No...