The perfect keyboard for the iPad (and iPhone with OS 4.0)

http://www.thehumansolution.com/duraflex-flexible-keyboard.html

This one types very nice on a flat tabletop. The key placing and spacing
is exactly like any standard PC keyboard so there's no learning curve. The
only part that doesn't roll is the little box over the top of the 10-key
pad on the right side of it where the USB cord comes out.

This unit is made for hospitals and industry where they must be subjected
to high temperature sterilization and flushing with sterilizing cleaners.
It's totally fluid proof and inert.

The keys have a tactile feedback "click" like regular keys you can feel as
you press down. Not mushy at all, even though the keytops will "roll" and
are not that stiff. Touch typing fast is really easy. $45.

 

Sorry, but you're really taking the biscuit for "not getting the hint
despite being repeatedly bashed over the head with it". Read the very
first quoted content line in this post again!

 

I have one of those laser-projector virtual keyboards that allow you
to use almost any flat surface as a keyboard, but unfortunately the
software guys on the team apparently weren't as good as their hardware
guys, and they fucked up the Bluetooth implementation, making it
incompatible with almost everything ever made.

 

In message

No.[/QUOTE]

Then how can you declare it "perfect"? What a dope.

 

No.[/QUOTE]

Yet it's "perfect". If that's not fanboi thinking, I don't know what is.

 

Yet it's "perfect". If that's not fanboi thinking, I don't know what is.[/QUOTE]

I guess that you've never heard of using hyperbole for humorous purposes.
Well, since you're essentially a humorousles person, I shouldn't be
surprised.

 

I guess that you've never heard of using hyperbole for humorous purposes.
Well, since you're essentially a humorousles person, I shouldn't be
surprised.[/QUOTE]

ROFLMAO! Kinda the way you use "metaphor", huh?

 

Backpedal much?[/QUOTE]

Nope; not at all.

 

Here we go. The know-nothing trolls are chiming in with their stupidity.
Time to abandon this topic. :-\

 

strange. it comes *with* a usb cable.

or the cable that's in the box.

 

The ipad does not have a USB port. I may have mentioned that in the
past.

So you need an adaptor. Which you may forget at home. I may have
mentioned that in the past...[/QUOTE]

So you keep the adaptor plugged into the keyboard's USB cable. Problem
solved.

 

or just get a bluetooth keyboard. no adapter needed at all.

 

that can only mean that the ipad is not a computer.

 

No, it's designed to be plugged into a Type A USB port. That could be
any number of devices, including USB extenders.

Steve

--
steve <at> w0x0f <dot> com
"Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of
arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to
skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, sidecar in the other, body thoroughly
used up, totally worn out and screaming "WOO HOO what a ride!"

 

So you keep the adaptor plugged into the keyboard's USB cable. Problem
solved.[/QUOTE]

Silly me! Of course, why didn't I think of that. Once an adaptor is
attached to another adapter, they can't get lost any more!

 

Silly me! Of course, why didn't I think of that. Once an adaptor is
attached to another adapter, they can't get lost any more![/QUOTE]

Yes, silly you for thinking that a keyboard's cable is an adaptor.

 

It does help to apply a bit of forethought to using devices.

Sorry if that makes your head hurt.

 

It's one of Loser Larry's mates - his head hurts trying to work out what 1 +
1 equals. :-\

 

iPad's USB port is a peripheral port, not an OTG port. It's designed to be
a peripheral, not a computer.....why it won't print.

 

iPad's USB port is a peripheral port, not an OTG port.[/QUOTE]

Wrong. You can use USB headsets and keyboards with it.

But at least you're now acknowledging that it has a USB port. There may be
hope for you yet, but I won't hold my breath.