Verbatim releases new Bluetooth wireless mobile keyboard

By George Wong on 11/15/2011 10:06 PDT

Verbatim Bluetooth wireless mobile keyboard Looking for a portable keyboard to improve your productivity on your iPad or Android tablet? Verbatim has come up with a new Bluetooth wireless mobile keyboard designed just for that purpose (in case the name didn’t already give it away). Designed to work with the iPhone, iPad, iPad 2, and Android tablets with HID support (i.e. Samsung Galaxy Tab and Motorola Xoom), it features an ultra-compact design that can fold in half to be extremely portable.

The keyboard can even be paired with up to six devices at one time, which is great for those of you with multiple devices. It features quiet soft-touch keys and has a built-in media console that lets you play, pause and control your digital music, as well as smart keys for iOS commands like copy, cut, paste, undo, brightness, power off and device locking.

The Verbatim Bluetooth wireless mobile keyboard is great for those of you who love replying emails or working with tablet/phone office apps on the go. It is available now at selected retail outlets for $79.99.

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