The iPad as netbook. Transform the tablet PC in a minimum size is now possible. Although brief, the best, exceeds 550 euros, in return is achieved complement it with a keyboard that is not saved, but transformed into a lightweight case and fully integrated into the design. Zaggmate is offered in two versions.
Just like metal sheath which serves as a lectern, and other enhanced wireless keyboard. This second version was recognized as one of the best designs in consumer electronics fair in Las Vegas and most recently was one of the best complements the exhibition presented at MacWorld. This particular case, made of polished aluminum, has a full keyboard and buttons to access functions of the iPad to control the music player and photo gallery or make a search through the contents of the device without having to touch the screen with your finger .
To start using it, just remove the cover, displaying a piece of plastic makes it look somewhat fragile support of the tablet, whether vertical or horizontal. Simply connect the Bluetooth keyboard through the first going on. Then it automatically detects the iPad. Although barely noticeable, the device has an internal battery that lasts several weeks with normal use and can be loaded via a microUSB plug.
The single supplement add 25% more width to the tablet. Although the keyboard lacks the letter N, if the iPad is set to Spanish, Zaggmate automatically detects who is in that language and ñ appears in its place (next to the letter L). In the upper right corner is a button with a globe-like icon to toggle between different languages in which you can configure the iPad.
Zaggmate not yet marketed in Spain, but the U.S. company that manufactures it, ZAGG sent him to Spain. It costs 72 euros (99 dollars) plus 10 euros (13 dollars) for shipping by mail.
Just like metal sheath which serves as a lectern, and other enhanced wireless keyboard. This second version was recognized as one of the best designs in consumer electronics fair in Las Vegas and most recently was one of the best complements the exhibition presented at MacWorld. This particular case, made of polished aluminum, has a full keyboard and buttons to access functions of the iPad to control the music player and photo gallery or make a search through the contents of the device without having to touch the screen with your finger .
To start using it, just remove the cover, displaying a piece of plastic makes it look somewhat fragile support of the tablet, whether vertical or horizontal. Simply connect the Bluetooth keyboard through the first going on. Then it automatically detects the iPad. Although barely noticeable, the device has an internal battery that lasts several weeks with normal use and can be loaded via a microUSB plug.
The single supplement add 25% more width to the tablet. Although the keyboard lacks the letter N, if the iPad is set to Spanish, Zaggmate automatically detects who is in that language and ñ appears in its place (next to the letter L). In the upper right corner is a button with a globe-like icon to toggle between different languages in which you can configure the iPad.
Zaggmate not yet marketed in Spain, but the U.S. company that manufactures it, ZAGG sent him to Spain. It costs 72 euros (99 dollars) plus 10 euros (13 dollars) for shipping by mail.
- Entre a cadeira e o teclado: Flickr - "ups !" (04/02/2011)
- Entre a cadeira e o teclado: Red Gate .Net Reflector (02/02/2011)
- Apple plots iPad 2 production reduction (23/02/2011)
- Entre a cadeira e o teclado: What if Visual Studio had achievements ? (25/01/2011)
- Second generation iPad to launch next week (23/02/2011)
No comments:
Post a Comment