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Any recommendations? I'd rather not mess around with IR or anything like
that... I'd like to have a board that the unit plugs into with a little
prop to hold it up or something. I have issues typing on laptop keyboards,
so I'm guessing that fullsize or at least fairly large models would work
better for me, but I'm willing to look at anything, really.

I've hunted around a bit, and all of the Sony boards seem to cost an
absurd amount of money. Are there other parties that make good-quality
products out there for the newer Clies?

Thanks in advance for the advice.

-Debo

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On Thu, 4 Nov 2004 20:17:49 -0500, Debo <mddibern@NOSPAM.student.cs.uwaterloo.ca> wrote:
> Any recommendations? I'd rather not mess around with IR or anything like
> that... I'd like to have a board that the unit plugs into with a little
> prop to hold it up or something. I have issues typing on laptop keyboards,
> so I'm guessing that fullsize or at least fairly large models would work
> better for me, but I'm willing to look at anything, really.
>

Eh? What do you mean, "Mess around with IR?"

The Palm Wireless keyboard works perfectly well with the TH-55.
I use it all the time. There's no "messing around" - it just works.
Turn it on, set the PDA in the holder, and off you go.

You're not going to find many, if any, PDA keyboards that
are any larger than laptop keyboards. Perhaps if you have
a TH55/E with bluetooth, you could find a bluetooth keyboard
that meets your needs.

- Rich

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Debo,
I have the Belkin F8U1500 Wireless keyboard that will work just fine with
the SONY TH55. Unfolds to a very nice and easily typed on Keyboard. This is
the just released 2nd generation version. The price is $49 shipped in
continental USA. I accept PayPal. Contact me at salesDEPT at COMcast dat
net Check them out at http://tinyurl.com/aoor