Sentences with phrase «bluetooth keyboards used»

It's more secure and responsive than the Bluetooth keyboards used by many slates, like the Huawei MateBook.

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More people are using laptops remotely than ever before, and some of us have figured out how to real work on a phone (usually with a Bluetooth keyboard).

Ultimately, what really captures his attention is the Ford Work Solutions, the integrated in - dash computer system (4 GB memory with USB and SD ports, plus wireless keyboard and optional Bluetooth - enabled printer) that provides access to a cellular broadband connection when the engine is on (no worries — you can't use the computer while you're driving).

Portable Bluetooth Keyboard: If you plan to use your tablet as a laptop alternative, you might want a Bluetooth keyboard for the times when you need to take notes during a Keyboard: If you plan to use your tablet as a laptop alternative, you might want a Bluetooth keyboard for the times when you need to take notes during a keyboard for the times when you need to take notes during a meeting,

Add a Bluetooth keyboard and the student can easily type rather than using the on screen keyboard.

It also makes it easy to use my iPad with my Bluetooth keyboard.

If you are wanting to use the keyboard & hub with your Playstation, you can connect it with Bluetooth for the purposes of power, however in order to use the keyboard you have to plug in one of the included USB receivers.

So, not only can you use this as a wifi adapter, you can also connect to most Bluetooth devices, including mice, keyboards, and printers.

If you want to be able to listen to music remotely or need a way to use your wireless mouse and keyboard with your PC, finding the best USB Bluetooth adapters is the solution.

The Kano Keyboard has an extra magic power - it can connect to your phone or tablet using Bluetooth!

The app does not feature a landscape view, so if you are using an iPad and plan to use your Bluetooth keyboard you can think again.

Like a front light screen, a water resistance, mp3 reader with a mini jack input for audio book and music, and a bluetooth tech (if a want to use a keyboard, projector or an audio speaker).

For those of us who want a more robust e-reader... if (say) 1/2 of the people are willing to spend another ~ $ 30 - 50 to upgrade the current configuration to 2 Gigs of RAM & a Bluetooth controller (e.g. to use an external keyboard), would Netronix allow that for those willing to pay the upgrade fee?

Over on the MobileRead Forums, one poster has claimed that he has been able to use a BlueTooth Logitech K480 keyboard with the Onyx Max without any problems.

I know lots of people that are buying this tablet and hooking up a Bluetooth keyboard or buying a Beats Pill portable speaker and using it to bring to the beach or use it as a portable entertainment device.

Peter and Michael, I realize that this is not your main area of interest, but I have spent hours searching for information on an e-reader on which one can realistically type using a keyboard (bluetooth).

There's no digitizer on the Acer Aspire Switch 12 and it's not as powerful as the Surface Pro 3 but it's much cheaper and arguably more suited to being docked as you can use the Bluetooth keyboard and pointer.

Fujitsu STYLISTIC Q702 * Starting price is $ 1,099 USD * 11.6 - inch HD LCD LED backlit, AH - IPS anti-glare display * Can be used as tablet, or converted into notebook with optional keyboard dock * Chemically strengthened display glass and solid magnesium cover * Multiple security features like Intel vPro, TPM and Fingerprint Sensor and Intel Anti-Theft * Up to 3rd Generation IntelCorei5 - 3427U vPRO Processor * Up to 4 GB of DDR3 - 1600 MHz * FHD Webcam 1280 x 720 pixels resolution with status LED indicator * Optional rear facing 1920 x 1080 pixels (5MP) with auto focus * Up to 256 GB SSD * 10 / 100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN * 802.11 a / b / g / n * Bluetooth v4.0 * 1x USB 2.0 Port, 1x USB 3.0 port, 1x HDMI port, more * 1x SD card slot * Lithium - ion battery 3 cell, 10.8 V, 34Wh, 3150 mAh; Up to 5 hours and 10 mins.

Unfortunately, the tablet does not have bluetooth, so the USB cable needs to be plugged in to use the keyboard.

The keyboard while connected to the playbook via a secure Bluetooth connection, is expected to work flawlessly for 30 days on just one charge using the same microUSB charger that ships with the BlackBerry PlayBook.

I should probably add that it would need to be able to recognise and successfully use a bluetooth keyboard.

This makes entering text (YouTube searches for example) a huge pain, so much so that I am now using a cheap bluetooth keyboard in addition.

Also, in order to use this device to answer email, I had to get a Bluetooth keyboard, because otherwise, you have to type with a «single finger» (the screen only works with the stylus) and that's way too slow for my taste.

My Ultimate E-reader would be the Good - E-Reader with increased RAM (i.e. 1 - 2 GB) & Bluetooth capability to use an external keyboard.

You could take advantage of the tablet's Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity to wirelessly pair a keyboard for a mini hybrid laptop - like experience, or use the built - in micro-USB 3.0 and micro-HDMI ports to physically connect it to a wired keyboard and external monitor.

PocketBook were supposed to add a writing program to use with a Bluetooth keyboard but I don't think that ever materialized.

Also neat — the keyboard / trackpad base uses a custom 2.4 GHz radio, bypassing Bluetooth and eliminating the need for pairing.

2) E-paper with Wacom pen input for virtual - inking (can't do that on most touch screens) 3) Android — touch screen OS (unlike Windows 7 tablets, which are just a desktop OS on a touch screen == awful, not to mention every other argument against using Windows OSes), useful software add - ons, e-reader software options, media player software, etc. 4) due to the dual screens, and the hinge, you can use it like a tablet, a portable «all - in - one» computer (when using a USB or bluetooth keyboard), an e-reader, etc..

As a result of this, those that want to use this device as a two - in - one will need to take the extra step of finding a decent Bluetooth - or Lightning - capable keyboard to use iPad as a laptop replacement.

Designed to be used with an optional Bluetooth keyboard attachment to convert the tablet into a makeshift laptop for added productivity, I enjoyed using it all the same without the keyboard, as it moves the on - screen Android navigations within reach of my left thumb while also adding a task bar for conveniently switching between apps as you would on a PC.

To make use of the docking connector (not found on the Thrive 10), Toshiba is readying a sort of multimedia dock which will play nicely with a Bluetooth keyboard that will also be offered with the device.

Cons: No Bluetooth = no external keyboards or other Bluetooth devices No external storage (although I rarely used the one on my «old» 8GBVox).

The best use of the Bluetooth aspect of the EXOPC was Bluetooth combined with a wireless keyboard, making typing on this a total breeze.

With integrated Bluetooth 4.0 technology, you can transfer your data without WIFI or use an external keyboard, pedals or audio devices.

That Bluetooth connectivity will be important should you ever want to use an accessory keyboard or mouse, since the tablet has no full - size USB port.

Awasome product, can be used with USB or Bluetooth external regular or mini keyboards and USB files transfer too.

The keyboard uses a custom Bluetooth driver that's installed on your BlackBerry Smartphone and available for download from the company's website.

It comes with island - style detachable Bluetooth keyboard (connects using magnetic pogopin connector) and flixstand with dual - tone finish.

Without it, you'll have to prop up the tablet and use a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse for serious work like writing term papers or manipulating a spreadsheet.

Its location is to accommodate the aforementioned Folio Keyboard case, which works over USB rather than Bluetooth, but we wish Lenovo had placed the docking port on the tablet's base and used that instead, leaving the USB port on the side or top.

Opps I forgot a stylus can be great when you are working on a tablet with a Bluetooth keyboard when you are using RDP or Citrix Receiver on a tablet.

For network connectivity, the VivoTab Smart has 802.11 n Wi - Fi for networking and Bluetooth 4.0 — which can be used for pairing a wireless mouse or keyboard, like Microsoft's Sculpt Touch Mouse or Wedge Mobile Kkeyboard, like Microsoft's Sculpt Touch Mouse or Wedge Mobile KeyboardKeyboard.

It uses two thirds of the space of a traditional keyboard, has a six - month battery life based on two - hours non-stop use each day and it connects to your iPad Pro via Bluetooth rather than the Smart Connector.

Like Samsung's own keyboard, it's Bluetooth - enabled and will fold around for different viewing angles, as well as back over the tablet to keep it protected when not in use.

The $ 69 Keyboard Dock props the iPad up and provides a full physical keyboard, or iMac owners can use the wireless Bluetooth keyboard that comes bundled with some iMac models — it pairs easily and works seamlessly with tKeyboard Dock props the iPad up and provides a full physical keyboard, or iMac owners can use the wireless Bluetooth keyboard that comes bundled with some iMac models — it pairs easily and works seamlessly with tkeyboard, or iMac owners can use the wireless Bluetooth keyboard that comes bundled with some iMac models — it pairs easily and works seamlessly with tkeyboard that comes bundled with some iMac models — it pairs easily and works seamlessly with the iPad.

Many have questioned why Asus hasn't included a keyboard dock to make this a viable portable workstation, but there's nothing to stop you using a Bluetooth keyboard and there are options in the settings to control the buttons on an attached mouse, it that's your intention.

Both the Fire HD and Nexus 7 however can use Bluetooth keyboards.

The Surface Pro 2 and Lenovo Helix are physically connected to their keyboards, but the Sony Tap 11 is connected via Bluetooth, which means you can continue to use the keyboard while it's detached.

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ASUS also offers an optional Bluetooth keyboard and cover that doubles as a stand, so you can use the VivoTab Smart as a mini-laptop.