Features:

• Targus black foldable keyboard model: PA870U V2.0
• Wireless keyboard brings freedom and converience
• 210° rotating infrared sensor arm; Landscape feature on PDAs with screenflipping software
• Powered by two (2) CR2032 lithium batteries (included)
• 8-way navigation button to simulate mouse movement

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
No more juggling different keyboards or worrying about switching products because the Universal Wireless Keyboard works with the world's most popular PDAs, PDA/cellular phones and smart phones. This wireless keyboard features a 210-degree rotating infrared arm (patent pending) to ensure constant connection. Do more anytime, anywhere with the Universal IR Wireless Keyboard!General Features:- Black foldable keyboard - Wireless keyboard brings freedom and converience - Model: PA870U V2.0- Condition: New- Landscape feature on PDAs with screenflipping software (3rd party software required)- 64-key layout (Space bar broken into 3 separate keys) - Four (4) special function keys - 8-way directional pad - 210° rotating infrared sensor arm - Key spacing: 18 mm - Key travel: 3 mm - Powered by two (2) CR2032 lithium batteries (included)- Regulatory approvals: FCC CE UL C-Tick- Dimensions: - Closed- 5.6 x 4.2 x 1-inches - Open- 11.2 x 4.2 x 0.28-inchesPackage Includes: - Targus Universal Wireless - Keyboard PA870U V2.0- Two (2) CR2032 lithium batteries - User's Guide - Driver CD (for Windows PC OS)*The keyboard comes bulk, OEM packagedProduct Requirements: - IR capable PDA with Palm OS version 3.5 to 5.2x; - PC with Microsoft Windows 98/2000/Me/XP for installing the drivers * Mac OS users, please, check Targus web site for compatible driver- CD-ROM drive (to load drivers from PC to PDA) - PC to PDA data transfer cableCOMPATIBILITY LIST:- Palm VX ,- Palm m100, m105, m125, m130, - Palm m500, m505, m515,- Palm i705- Palm Zire 21, Zire 71 ,- Palm Tungsten T, Tungsten T2, Tungsten T3, Tungsten E, Tungsten C

Rating : - Nice keyboard for the Palm PDA
Why write a review on a product so old? Because I still use the old PDA, until my wireless telephone provider lets me upgrade my phone. This sleek keyboard works through the IR port on the Palm. The keyboard buttons are a little small and the space key is split. It takes some getting used to but the keystrokes are accurate. It 'converts' the PDA to a tiny 'laptop'.

Set up takes about 30 seconds to open the case, lock the keyboard and pull the stand. Then you take out the metallic supports for the PDA. It is stable and the PDA does not rock. Software driver loads on the PDA to activate it. There is a conflict when the driver is activated and you surf the net on the PDA.

Other than that, I recommend this item. That is, if you still have a Palm. Ha Ha!