And every time you use it, you have to first launch an application called PocketKeys, and specifically enable the keyboard before it will work. This is not true of products like the Targus Stowaway folding keyboard for the PalmPilot, which works the instant it's connected, as long as you've installed the software onto the handheld first. But it's the size that is this keyboard's advantage. While other keyboards attachments are basically full-size keyboards that fold into a smaller package, this keyboard is smaller than a pocket calculator, measuring less than 4 inches long by less than 3 inches wide, and weighing in at less than 2 ounces. When attached to a PDA, you can either type on a flat surface, or while holding the unit by hand.
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And although the PDA Pocket Keyboard isn't available yet, it should be hitting retails shelves before the summer is over. As a first-generation product, it shows a lot of potential. If you need a keyboard for your Palm device and size is an issue, it's worth a look. Fill in this form for your free trial issue. U.S. indexes are real-time.