More Info On the 1-handed Bluetooth Keyboard

[Brad Isaac]

WindowsforDevices has some more info on the FrogPad portable Bluetooth keyboard for those of you who would like a small 1-handed keyboard that doesn't have to be wired. I don't know how I would adjust to one to a keyboard that functions in this manner, but I do like the size of the device. It has 20 full size keys at a size of 4x6inches. Gotta like the Bluetooth too.
"FrogPad has unveiled a portable Bluetooth keyboard that is said to be easily usable with one hand. The iFrog is said to be compatible with all devices that support the Bluetooth Human Interface Device (HID) profile, which describes how a keyboard communicates with another Bluetooth device. Drivers for Windows Mobile (for Pocket PC and Smartphone) will be included with the device, FrogPad says. "
Oh, and check this out: "FrogPad claims that the iFrog's ergonomic design significantly shortens learning time compared with the traditional QWERTY layout. University studies indicate new users can reach 40 words per minute in 10 hours versus the 56 needed with QWERTY, it says. "
What do you make of this keyboard? Does it work?

[knelson]

I have tried so many different things and always go back to the built in keyboard... maybe not enought patience.

[JongJungBu]

Yeah I even quit using letter recognizer, even though to me it is many times faster than Transcriber. But still yet, the SIP is just the fastest method next to my foldable keyboard.
JJB

[Brad Isaac]

I find it interesting you guys find the SIP as fast or faster than other methods. Not a criticizm, I just find it interesting. I am still trying to make my Calligrapher install the ultimate text entry method.

[knelson]

I know my problem - I never really gave them a long try... honestly I try things out a few times and then they are gone.