Hard Keyboard ..............

[Guest Lunny]

Guys I you can get a keyboard like this from Pocketop. Amazon were definitely selling them early in the year or you can order direct from the USA. You don't need your SPV to be a contorsionist either as it comes with a stand and mirror so it will reflect the beam. I brought one of these to use with a Palm Tungsten but the drivers weren't available so some lucky person on ebay got a bargain.

The actual keyboard is pretty smart.

[Guest fozzie]

You don't need your SPV to be a contorsionist either as it comes with a stand and mirror so it will reflect the beam.

:) LMAO. Pleeeease tell me you're kidding?!

hehehehe............This one is really making me chuckle :(

[Guest Monolithix [MVP]]

Not as much as mashnig the keyboard to emulate a joystick...

[Guest Coolboy1982]

google translation...

rigid Keyboard more comfortable than the flexible one, delivered with driver for SPV  

- Dimensions very practical for l?utilisation of the 10 fingers  

- Connection infra-red port, more reliable because it n?y has any connector  

- Compatible with all palmtop and pocketpc  

- multilingual Keyboard and accentuated keys  

- Compatible in all the countries.  

- Dimensions closed: 142-88-17 mm  

- Dimensions open: 284-88-8.5 mm  

- Weight: 155 gr.

Why use translation, if you can set the page to English??? :shock:

[Guest Damian_demon]

Can I just say I have a soft keyboard and it works wonders but just the look of the hard keyboard makes me scream ugly!!!!!! :lol:, the connect for soft keyboard is easy quick and efficient.

[Guest JoelRae]

I had a keyboard just like this for my handspring PDA (RIP) a while back ... there's a stand bit that folds out to support the PDA when it's clipped onto its connector, I presume it's the same for the SPV version.

Pic attached, took with SPV cam in pretty bad light, soz :oops: Hope you can see what I mean though!

Joel