iConcepts Portable Keyboard for Sony Clie
from: iConcepts
List Price: $49.99
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Amazon.com Product Description:
When you type on the new, revolutionary iConcepts portable keyboard for Sony Clié handhelds, you will never want to use a stylus again. The iConcepts portable keyboard keys are laid out in the same order as a standard computer keyboard. It has nine quick-navigation keys that allow you to access your most-used applications, such as your address book, calendar, and other applications, at the touch of a button.
It also features a convenient cradle to hold your organizer while you type, turning your PDA into a mini-computing device.
This iConcepts portable keyboard is compatible with N series Sony Clié handhelds.
When you type on the new, revolutionary iConcepts portable keyboard for Sony Clié handhelds, you will never want to use a stylus again. The iConcepts portable keyboard keys are laid out in the same order as a standard computer keyboard. It has nine quick-navigation keys that allow you to access your most-used applications, such as your address book, calendar, and other applications, at the touch of a button.
It also features a convenient cradle to hold your organizer while you type, turning your PDA into a mini-computing device.
This iConcepts portable keyboard is compatible with N series Sony Clié handhelds.
Features:
- Full-size keyboard
- QWERTY layout
- Nine quick navigation keys provide access to most used applications
- No batteries required
- Compatible only with N series Sony Clie handhelds
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Cheaper for a good reason
This keyboard is cheaper than its Sony brand competitor for an excellent reason - it's simply not as good.I'm a fairly good typist, and this was *much* slower than using Graffiti to enter information.
You have to poke and push very hard to get the keystrokes to register, and the divided nature of the keyboard makes it very difficult to get up any speed at all.I couldn't type more than a few words without having to go back and add missing or extra letters.
I would only ... Read More
Rating: 
- Good value
This is NOT a big, tough, durable, nearly full-sized keyboard, like the Targus Stow-A-Way- but it is also less than half the price!
I find this a good choice for people that don't type often enough for the Stowaway, don't like the thumb keyboards or mini-keyboards, etc.
It is nice and small, light and functional.
I would have rated it a '5' if it were a bit cheaper or a bit better made for the price.
Rating: 
- Great Product
Works just as advertised and the best price out there for a portable keyboard. I used it all the time and would definetly recommend it.
Rating: - It's ok for the price
The iconcepts keyboard is sometimes better than using a stylus especially if you are using any type of word processing program likeDocuments to Go or entering new info such as notes of contacts. The one thing about the previous reviewers comment on it not sitting well on the keyboard, is that you must make sure the clip that holds the keyboard together when folded is out of the way.I have gotten error messages and have had to soft reboot my Clie 320. I also would like to see the scroll work on ... Read More
Rating: 
- Does not work as advertised!
The portable keyboard is nice, but for whatever reason the CLIE does not sit well in the slot and it actually "pops out" every time I had tried to use it. Only by holding the CLIE (I have a PEG-N760C) hard against the slot, the keyboard works. Same experience with the Targus portable keyboard. So far, the only portable keyboard that has worked as advertised by the manufacturer is the Targus ThumbPad, which is a nice gadget to have but a bit uncomfortable when trying to type fast.
- Cheaper for a good reasonThis keyboard is cheaper than its Sony brand competitor for an excellent reason - it's simply not as good.I'm a fairly good typist, and this was *much* slower than using Graffiti to enter information.
You have to poke and push very hard to get the keystrokes to register, and the divided nature of the keyboard makes it very difficult to get up any speed at all.I couldn't type more than a few words without having to go back and add missing or extra letters.
I would only ... Read More
- Good valueThis is NOT a big, tough, durable, nearly full-sized keyboard, like the Targus Stow-A-Way- but it is also less than half the price!
I find this a good choice for people that don't type often enough for the Stowaway, don't like the thumb keyboards or mini-keyboards, etc.
It is nice and small, light and functional.
I would have rated it a '5' if it were a bit cheaper or a bit better made for the price.
- Great ProductWorks just as advertised and the best price out there for a portable keyboard. I used it all the time and would definetly recommend it.
- It's ok for the priceThe iconcepts keyboard is sometimes better than using a stylus especially if you are using any type of word processing program likeDocuments to Go or entering new info such as notes of contacts. The one thing about the previous reviewers comment on it not sitting well on the keyboard, is that you must make sure the clip that holds the keyboard together when folded is out of the way.I have gotten error messages and have had to soft reboot my Clie 320. I also would like to see the scroll work on ... Read More
- Does not work as advertised!The portable keyboard is nice, but for whatever reason the CLIE does not sit well in the slot and it actually "pops out" every time I had tried to use it. Only by holding the CLIE (I have a PEG-N760C) hard against the slot, the keyboard works. Same experience with the Targus portable keyboard. So far, the only portable keyboard that has worked as advertised by the manufacturer is the Targus ThumbPad, which is a nice gadget to have but a bit uncomfortable when trying to type fast.
