Portable Fold Mini Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard
Fold it and put it in your pocket!
Sleek and slim design, folding and ergonomic bluetooth design. Built-in rechargeable li-ion battery.
66 keys lay out. Micro USB charging port and 2 LED indicator light. Good touch feeling and quiet keystrokes.
This keyboard supports Apple iPad, iPad2, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and any others android tablet with bluetooth connection.
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
Tuesday, May 08, 2012
Quick AT Round-Up
Thanks to those of you who stopped by and said “Hello” at the recent New York Metro Abilities Expo. It was great to meet so many of you. We showed off lots of technology and expanded a few horizons, I’m sure.
Here are a few articles we’ve seen recently that we thought you’d enjoy.
An article published recently in the New York Times outlines some new audio-enhancing strategies for people who are hard of hearing.
This Technology blog at the Atlantic Monthly details how Apple’s commitment to accessibility coupled with a few ingenious apps have made the iPhone a useful tool for people who are blind or visually impaired.
A couple of college kids in Toronto have designed MyVoice, an app for iProducts which allows users to tag different locations with specific words and phrases and then uses GPS technology to allow users to generate vocabulary based on location. Pretty cool. Here’s the article from the CBCNews site.
An article published recently in the New York Times outlines some new audio-enhancing strategies for people who are hard of hearing.
This Technology blog at the Atlantic Monthly details how Apple’s commitment to accessibility coupled with a few ingenious apps have made the iPhone a useful tool for people who are blind or visually impaired.
A couple of college kids in Toronto have designed MyVoice, an app for iProducts which allows users to tag different locations with specific words and phrases and then uses GPS technology to allow users to generate vocabulary based on location. Pretty cool. Here’s the article from the CBCNews site.
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Abilities Expo,
Apple,
Apps,
iPad,
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