Keyboard

Logitech's colorful new iPad case sports fabric keyboard

By Peter Cohen, Tuesday, Apr 23, 2013 a 11:32 am

Logitech took the wraps off a new case for the full-sized iPad that features a built-in keyboard. The FabricSkin Keyboard Folio for iPad will go on sale in May for $150.

Logitech adds gaming keyboards and mice for Mac users

By Peter Cohen, Monday, Apr 22, 2013 a 12:14 pm

Peripheral maker Logitech has long sold gaming products for PC gamers - mice, keyboards, game controllers and headphones - and recently grouped the products more formally under the "Logitech G" brand. Logitech's new G lineup includes six redesigned mice and keyboards which hit store shelves later this month. Now Logitech has announced Mac support for them.

Belkin officially launches its Ultimate Keyboard Case for iPad, thinnest keyboard case available

By chrissyboy6969, Thursday, Mar 28, 2013 a 2:51 am

Belkin has officially announced the availability of is Ultimate Keyboard Case for iPad. What’s so special about this case? Well Belkin claims that it is the thinnest keyboard case available for the iPad coming in at just 6.4mm. It has been manufactured from a revolutionary aluminium alloy and magnets and weighs in at just 17 ounces.

Nuu MiniKey backlit keyboard case coming soon for iPhone 5

By chrissyboy6969, Thursday, Mar 7, 2013 a 2:56 am

Nuu has announced that it will be launching its MiniKey keyboard case for the iPhone 5. The MiniKey keyboard case is basically a case with a slide out QWERTY keyboard aimed at iPhone users that type a lot of text on their device and would prefer a hardware keyboard to do it on.

Archos moves into iPad accessories with the Archos Design Bluetooth Keyboard

By chrissyboy6969, Saturday, Jan 26, 2013 a 3:41 am

Archos is very well known for its tablets and was one of the first to hit the market with a dedicated personal media player. Now after years of average success with its own products, it is branching out by making accessories for other devices. First out of the gate is the Archos Design Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad.

Apple could be preparing Bluetooth keyboard support for the next Apple TV iOS update

By chrissyboy6969, Sunday, Dec 9, 2012 a 3:20 am

Apple may be planning on offering support for Bluetooth keyboards when the next software update arrives for the Apple TV. When iOS 6.1 beta 3 was released, it enabled Bluetooth support on the Apple TV. 9to5 Mac decided to try pairing Bluetooth keyboards with the device, and it worked with both Apple's own Bluetooth keyboard, and a third-party keyboard.

Belkin announces a portable keyboard case for the iPad mini

By chrissyboy6969, Thursday, Nov 15, 2012 a 3:00 am

Well known accessory manufacturer Belkin has wasted no time in getting a portable keyboard case ready for the just released iPad mini. The new keyboard case not only offers great protection for your iPad mini but also gives it a well spaced removable Bluetooth keyboard for the times when the on screen keyboard is just not good enough for your needs.

ZAGG announces two new Bluetooth iPad keyboards, one with backlit keys

By chrissyboy6969, Friday, Aug 31, 2012 a 5:27 am

ZAGG has announced a new duo of iPad keyboards at the ongoing IFA technology show in Berlin, Germany. The new keyboards are designed specifically for the new iPad and offer a new magnetic closing system which ZAGG claims protects the iPad screen from any scratches or smudges.

CruxSKUNK iPad keyboard seeks Kickstarter funding, thinnest iPad keyboard yet

By chrissyboy6969, Sunday, Aug 26, 2012 a 3:42 am

The CruxSKUNK keyboard for iPad has appeared on Kickstarter and is looking for backing to fund its development and eventual manufacture. Forget the name, as it doesn’t do this iPad accessory any justice at all and take a look at this amazingly thin keyboard that could take typing on your iPad to the next level.

Give your iPhone a BlackBerry-style physical keyboard with Spike TypeSmart, now on Kickstarter

By chrissyboy6969, Monday, Jul 9, 2012 a 6:47 am

The Spike TypeSmart keyboard case for iPhone looks to address the age-old argument of the hardware keyboard being a better way to input text than a software keyboard, and it looks to do so by offering you the best of both worlds. The Spike gives iPhone users a hardware keyboard which is part of a hard case. Depending on the model, the Spike keyboard can either be switched simply flipped around to use, and then switched or flipped back to discreetly store the keyboard at the rear of the case when not required. The project is now up for backing on Kickstarter.