HP IPAQ Bluetooth Folding Keyboard

29% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

This is the first foldable keyboard I've had. All the other Reviews I see are true. I bought this keyboard to go with my new iPAQ 111. I bought the keyboard directly from hp and they told me they no longer had the tri-fold model that had been...

I have owned one of these keyboards for about 4 years now, and used it all the time when I was using my Ipaq regularly in my last job. If used on a desk with the Ipaq for typing into Word or Excel, it really is very nice to use, and makes using the...

Yes, the previous reviews are true! This product does have some quirky flaws that need to be ironed out. I occasionally use this keyboard (twice a week) so I'm more than happy to go through the struggles that accompany it. If I used it on a daily...

Looks cool. The manufacturer said it could work. I couldn't make it happen. Maybe you can. good luck. I have iPAQ 4350. Had to return it. Beware if you buy one.

I've had this keyboard for a little over a month. I'm a college student and purchased a PPC so that I can carry my notes and important dates, information, etc in my pocket. \n \nTypically, a keyboard was, with the intention of using the ppc as a...

Pro --- \n \n* Compact enough to fit into a jacket pocket, yet opens to a comfortable working size with full-sized keys, including a number row. \nFor those who do serious number entry to spreadsheets, this is decidedly a deal-maker over the Stowaway...

Instructions which come with this item are woefully inadequate to get a person started. Everything I tried to make it work with my iPaq pocket PC resulted in building frustration when it STILL wouldn't work. I finally decided to set the keyboard aside...

The shipments of the keyboard are to start these weeks, in Russia it will cost about $95-100. However there is the potential for the price cut to $60-70. The keyboard made a good impression on me. It's not a small one, but its ergonomics is well...