Bluetooth Right-Hand iFrog Keyboard

Compatible with Macintosh, Windows PC, Linux, and Mobile Phones and PDA's running Windows Mobile 5 or 6.

Product: BLMAC2500R

Price: $149.99

FrogPad, the one-handed keyboard, goes Bluetooth®. Using Bluetooth® wireless technology means total freedom from the constraints and clutter of wires - on your desktop, in your car...wherever the possibilities or applications may take you.

Specifications:
White faceplate
White keypad
Matching keyboard case
PC & Mac Compatible
Bluetooth® Connection
Rechargeable battery via USB cable
Right-handed Orientation
Dimensions: 5.60"" x 3.73"" x 0.66"" (0.35"" Corner Radius)
Weight: 7 oz.

The Bluetooth iFrog will work with all Bluetooth enabled PC or Macs. Nokia dirvers available at http://770.fs-security.com/maemo-bt-plugin/. If your PC or Mac is not Bluetooth enabled, you can order the Bluetooth Dongle on our store to equip your computer to work with a Bluetooth iFrog. Keyboard communicates only through Bluetooth. USB connection is for recharging only.

All FrogPad keyboards come with a printed Quick Reference Guide to get you started quickly. They also include a printed manual with more detailed information and a CD-ROM with an interactive tutorial to get you typing like a pro in no time at all. DeMarque, a leading producer of typing tutorials, also offers an online tutorial specific to FrogPad and geared towards all levels of users. Learn more about these training options on our tutorial page.

NOTE: Frogpad and the iphone or Blackberry - Frogpad uses the industry standard HID protocol for communicating between our keyboards and other devices. Unfortunately neither Apple or Research In Motion recognizes the HID protocol nor will they allow external data entry devices to interface with their products. FrogPad is currently developing a downloadable version of our keyboard for use on touch screen devices in anticipation of these and other manufacturers opening their products up for this application. Please feel free to contact them and encourage them to open their devices to alternate input sources.