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From my iPhone 4, while typing on a normal Apple bluetooth keyboard. :yesway:

I just realized that I could do this.

 

[zepp]

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Is there a real world benefit to that? :lol:

 

[darren]

Interesting!

 

[Randy]

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Is there a real world benefit to that? :lol:

If I was blogging on the road, hell yeah.

 

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Something I found out the other day is that the iPod Touch 3rd Gen has Bluetooth built into it, you just have to find the option to turn it on :lol: I turned it on accidentally one day with an app and saw the icon :lol:

 

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Is there a real world benefit to that? :lol:

:agreed: If I take a 1-2 day trip, I can do email/etc on my phone instead of bringing a laptop.

 

[Randy]

Just think. Somewhere out there, MichaelHebo is unimpressed by this. :lol:

 

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:lol:

 

[Elysian]

Just think. Somewhere out there, MichaelHebo is unimpressed by this. :lol:

:rofl:

 

[noodles]

:agreed: If I take a 1-2 day trip, I can do email/etc on my phone instead of bringing a laptop.

Don't you have 605203 laptops? :lol:

 

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Don't you have 605203 laptops? :lol:

Yes, and all of them are a pain in the dick to bring for a simple overnight. If I can hop on the plane with just a phone and an extra pair of boxer shorts, that is win. :lol:

 

[Soopahmahn]

If I can hop on the plane with just a... pair of boxer shorts, that is win. :lol:

:spock:

 

[Tom]

Yes, and all of them are a pain in the dick to bring for a simple overnight. If I can hop on the plane with just a phone and an extra pair of boxer shorts, that is win. :lol:

Yes, but what about the, err... keyboard?

 

[Randy]

WTB Bluetooth, Universal one of these:
Amazon.com: PalmOne Portable Keyboard for Palm V Series Handhelds: Electronics

 

[Soopahmahn]

I loved that keyboard. I had one a long time ago, maybe 8 years ago. Used it to take notes in college on my PDA.

 

[Randy]

Same, actually. My mom got one of those PalmIIIc's back in the day and when she stopped using it, I'd use it for typing up my homework when I was in study hall. Really nifty little thing, folded up to about wallet size and it had fullsized keys. :metal:

 

[Hebo]

I saw it for the first time today IRL. I love the design. Waaaay better than that plasticy soap thing And killer display too!

 

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Is there a real world benefit to that? :lol:

Er, typing on a bigger, real keyboard?

:agreed: If I take a 1-2 day trip, I can do email/etc on my phone instead of bringing a laptop.

Imagine how nice the iPad would be using the same setup. Still smaller and lighter than even the 13" MBP.

Just think. Somewhere out there, MichaelHebo is unimpressed by this. :lol:

:rofl:

WTB Bluetooth, Universal one of these:
Amazon.com: PalmOne Portable Keyboard for Palm V Series Handhelds: Electronics

Those were a cool idea, but always felt kinda flimsy to me.

 

[Hebo]

Just think. Somewhere out there, MichaelHebo is unimpressed by this. :lol:

:lol:

The Jeff thing, hehe. I just thought he was unreasonable so I was unreasonable right back at him

Let me tell you this. I was impressed by the neat design and the display :yesway:

 

[Randy]

Those were a cool idea, but always felt kinda flimsy to me.

Folded out they definitely felt thin, but fully locked they still felt usable. The thing I hated most about the design was how the Palm actually attached. Felt like you could've jammed it and snapped something off rather easily; hence why a Bluetooth version would be preferred.