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by PGenocide , Jan 29 '01
Pros: Nice design, very small and light weight.
Cons: Not very strong, sort of flimsy and needs a hard surface.
The Design
Well you have to give them some credit. The design is really awesome to say the least. It folds out of its own case and you push the three segments together to form a keyboard. Its extremely light weight, and while in its folded...
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by jbhut , Apr 06 '01
Pros: Small, inexpensive, easy to use and install.
Cons: No slant, no batteries, not much else...
Why carry a Laptop?
I first say it in the store and new I had to have one. i use to carry an old HP booktop around which was big and bulky. I wanted something smaller and versatile. This little keyboard is everything and more. It will...
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by ds8251 , Dec 17 '01
Pros: Amazing piece of engineering
Cons: Could not get it to work with my Clie, very expensive.
I bought this product because it obviously makes data entry into any PDA much easier. Others have pointed out here that, as far as the base applications like memo and addressbook, you can enter the information into your desktop computer and then synch...
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by ar_c , Sep 07 '01
Pros: compact and lightweight
Cons: not very stable - expensive
After spending hours learning the palm grafitti script (and getting pretty good at it), someone comes out with a keyboard for the palm pilot! Why couldn't they have come out with that before I spent a year writing things in grafitti on my Palm Pilot....
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by apowell , Sep 14 '01
Pros: Best note-taking device around. Saves re-keying information.
Cons: One more thing to carry (big deal.)
Having used my Palm IIIx for some months, I found that note-taking at meetings took so much work that I could barely follow the meeting. On the other hand, I never have time to transcribe notes onto my computer - although I often needed to distribute...
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by J_McNew , Jul 28 '01
Pros: Full size keyboard for your Palm PDA. Folds to pocket size. Doesn't need batteries.
Cons: Needs a flat surface to sit on.
I can't say enough about the Palm Portable Keyboard. I have wanted one since they came out, but I was waiting for the price to come down. I looked at the GoType keyboard, which is cheaper, but it's bulkier to carry and has smaller keys. After test...
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by larsensimon , Feb 13 '01
Pros: No batteries required. Cool factor.
Cons: Needs a flat surface. No remapping for keys (international)
I've just brought my second PDA. A Handspring Platinum. And I thought that why not go to extra $100 for a cool looking keyboard?
I must say that this has been one of the best desion I've ever made.
The Stowaway Portable Keyboard could...
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by eNTERNET , Jan 20 '01
Pros: No batteries;auto-sensing driver, regular size keyboard, similar to laptop-style
Cons: Only works for Palm, price, not too stable, drivers are ify
Stowaway Portable Keyboard: Palm
"It's as small as your wallet," my friend said to me when I was constantly complaining about the pain of writing in the Palm sensor space with the sensor pen. I just did not have the time to spend learning...
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by uwaku , Sep 13 '00
Pros: Small, full-size keys, customizable
Cons: No power button, vertical main buttons
I've long been a laptop user, traveling around the world, and the Handspring Visor was perfect except for taking notes in class. I can write graffiti around 40-50wpm, but that's still slower than taking notes on paper.
Then, along came the...
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by mrohde , Jun 28 '01
Pros: Extremely portable, responsive with a good feel, good key-size
Cons: Stability
I have used the keyboard with both the Compaq iPaq and HP Jornada and think this is the one add-on that every handheld user needs.
It is extremely protable with a footprint that even the most difficult to please traveler has trouble...
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by DuaneLaker , Oct 25 '00
Pros: Great input device; easy to use; simple connection
Cons: Function keys are not always easy to figure out.
I had purchased a Palm Pilot with the intention of getting away from my paper scheduler and found that I used it very little because of the problem inputting. If I were at my regular computer, it was fine. I could type in the information into the...
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by qwex , Feb 10 '01
Pros: convenient, full size keyboard for your PDA
Cons: not great for long periods
The Palm Pilot's Graffit handwriting recognition system was a great idea for PDAs, and easy to use for simple data entry. But beyond that, a keyboard is needed, and the PDAs that come with mini keyboards are painful to use.
Enter the Stowaway...
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by jeffdubin , May 04 '02
Pros: Compact, durable, clever James Bond-ish design
Cons: Must be used on hard surface, does not replace stylus
When my Palm Keyboard arrived, I was immediately impressed by the simple, elegant design. It serves as its own hard case, measuring 5 inches long by a little under 4 inches wide. I find this too large for a pocket, but easy to slip into a coat pocket...
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by Airmark1 , Feb 19 '01
Pros: Size, Ease, No batteries to deal with, Feel, Look.
Cons: With Palm Vx, not able to PPK and accessories at same time.
Ahhhhh...Palm and their wisdom of making small things useful....
I have been using the Palm Portable Keyboard for about 1 year now. I can say that I am almost completely satisfied. The "PPK", made by Palm, Inc. is a master of combining...
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by PalmSas , Jul 02 '00
Pros: It Folds Up!, Compact, Durable, slick look and design, plenty of useful keys
Cons: No HotSync, folds in the middle
I got my folding keyboard in April after searching high and low for a place that had them in stock.
The keyboard is available for the Palm III, Palm V and Visors. The Palm III model can also be used by the Palm VII models. Be sure to look...
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