Logitech keyboard

[ffutures]

Is this the logitech keyboard a couple of people mentioned yesterday?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321166421681

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[beamjockey.livejournal.com]

No. It is the one I have, though. Not the "ultrathin" product, and it does not have a clever magnetic hinge.

I liked the one I have (designed by Zagg, peddled by Logitech, somehow both brands are printed on it, model Y-R0023) for about seven months, right up until the "T" key fell off. It protected my Ipad somewhat, it's very light and handy, and it allowed touch-typing whenever I wanted.

My T can be reattached, but it will fall off again after a while. I am constantly checking to verify that I still have it.

Later, one of the arrow keys fell off, but I reattached it and it has behaved itself ever since.

I second autopope's recommendation for a neoprene sleeve. I found one for about eight bucks with a zippered outside pocket. This is big enough to carry a charger and cable, my Wee Bag O' Mac Dongles,* a microfiber cloth to caress the touchscreen, and some earbuds. It's also frequently good for retaining the T key when it falls off again.

Dongles I have for the Ipad, perhaps in excess:

One to read a camera's SD card
One to attach a USB connector, for cameras and (not officially supported) USB audio input devices
One to display video on a HDMI screen
One to display video on a VGA screen

As well as:

One extra Apple charger for my bedroom at night
Many cheap extra Ipod-to-USB connector cables for home computer, work computer, laptop bag, bedroom charger, and automobile 12v-to-USB charger... they were $1 each at the Dollartree store, so why not sprinkle them around, per Proni's Second Law?



* I'm still hunting for a neoprene sleeve that sports the MacDongle clan's tartan.

[ffutures.livejournal.com]

Thanks, even if it isn't ultrathin it looks like it might be suitable for my needs and reasonably strong. The ultrathin one is NOT cheap.