Universal Infrared Wireless Keyboard. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.pocketpc () Ok, I can already see the jaunts and jeers coming on this one... Last night I bought the palmOne Universal Infrared Wireless keyboard. Why? It supposedly works with...

Infrared Wireless Keyboard actually smaller? This was the one with just 4 rows of keys that I think was the manufacturer of the original palmOne Infrared Wireless Keyboard. Any thoughts on keyboards in general would be appreciated. Thanks! -- tim...

have to be USB or wireless probably. -- Roy Schestowitz Archived from groups: comp.sys.palmtops.pilot () I think he meant the palmOne Universal Infrared Wireless Keyboard. This is a newer than the old Infrared Wireless Keyboard and has 5 rows of keys...

DIY HD HTPC Extravaganza. What do you think of the components we surveyed? And what about our picks?. What do you think of the components we surveyed? And what about our picks? So.. you're only going to use two, and you're just guessing as to which you think...

Wireless Link PDA keyboard, only $25 Wireless Link keyboard Model #TKB700U/MP0118 Excellent condition. Used only a few times. Uses infrared, so it is wireless and works with many, if not most, PDAs out there. Note: not compatible with OS...

Archived from groups: comp.sys.palmtops.pilot () Is the original palmOne Infrared Keyboard you are talking about or the newer palmOne Universal Wireless Keyboard? I don't see a model on ThinkOutside's website similar to the newer 5-row P1UWK. -- tim...

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware () If I enable security, then I get a "incorrect wireless security key" failure. I input my own 64bit key in to the base station and then into the wireless adapter (via Network Utility) and...

MacKenzie wrote: > Are there any keyboards I'm missing that I should be considering? I am using the Palm Wireless Keyboard (via IR) which to my knowledge is a Stowaway IR keyboard. I don't know how the 'Targus IR Stowaway keyboard' you've mentioned compares...

looks identical except for the case) work with the Universal Wireless Keyboard? If it does, I'm back in business. :). Archived from groups: comp.sys.palmtops.pilot () Hi, Everyone. I've got a palmOne Universal Wireless Keyboard. What seems to happen...

not baby oil - maybe it conducts electricity or maybe no one thought to try it. But... For the other stuff: Have your CD/DVD & floppy drives hanging outside the box - on top, beside it, whatever. PS/2 connectors for keyboard and mouse just run the cable...