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Probably don't buy one of the tiny ones like this: http://www.amazon.de/iClever%C2%AE-...etooth+tastatur I use one of these for my HTPC and it's okay for that purpose, but typing anything longer than a Google search will make you want to fling it across the room. I have this one and it works pretty well, though I'm finding that using Swype is at least as good as hauling this thing out and setting it up. The stand is sort of clever I guess but I don't think I'd give it a solid recommendation. http://www.amazon.de/Logitech-920-0...etooth+tastatur
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Guilty posted:I really wanted to pick up that one but I really didn't want to pay 130 euros for it. I might still pick it up next time I'm state-side. I got a microsoft tablet keyboard for I think 30 euros or 40. Hoping it'll work ok Really one keyboard is as good as the next as long as you can type comfortably on it and it's not gigantic. The stand thing was a selling point for the Logitech one for me but in practice it's kind of useless. I almost want to return it now but I chucked the packaging.
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Doctor rear end in a top hat posted:I think $10 is pretty cheap for not having to deal with Asus if something goes wrong. Not an Android tablet, but I just had to deal with Asus for service on my Zenbook and it was the fastest and easiest support/repair I've ever had to undergo. Maybe it's atypical but I had my laptop back inside of a week of sending it out.
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Incessant Excess posted:Kinda, European price is 679, exactly what was rumored. Yeah $699 CAD too
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