• BlackBerry Playbook to soon sport Bluetooth connectible keyboard accessory

    • PlaybookBlackBerry brought the Playbook to humankind a while back, and it’s about time now, for all the accessories to follow up. The newest accomplice for the Playbook on the block is a keyboard that will soon end up in the hands of Bruce Winter, head of accessories at RIM for the first look. As far as the information on this one’s concerned, all that we got wind of is the fact that it connects to RIM’s tablet with Bluetooth. Also, the keyboard will show up on market shelves this summer and will feature a mouse trackpad located in the usual place for trackpads.


    Using the BlackBerry Playbook on a table top gets a whole lot easier with a keyboard like this, at least for those not too used to touch interfaces. What is a Blackberry phone.
    [netbooknews]

    Posted in Topics:Computing, on May 6, 2011 by gavril

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