Christmas gift to boost your Blackberry productivity
Still on the lookout for a unique Christmas gift? If your target person is one of the hyper active and productive Blackberry and Smart phone users, you might consider giving a Wireless Fabric Keyboard.
The Wireless Fabric Keyboard has been created by Eleksen and although Eleksen itself is not in business anymore, their fabulous Wireless Fabric Keyboard can still be found via different distributors.
Key features of the wireless fabric keyboard:
It’s a full laptop sized keyboard measuring 12 x 4.5 inch (306mm x 114 mm) with an embedded LED to show Bluetooth connectivity status. Two standard AAA batteries provide 10 hours of constant typing. It is waterproof, pierce resistant and highly durable and survives coffee spillage easily. It weights just 2.4-onces (65g) without batteries which makes it ultra portable - just roll it up to fit easily in a pocket or handbag.
The most appealing feature is that this keyboard supports almost any mobile productivity tool available in the market like RIM BlackBerry, Palm Garnet 5.4, Symbian , Windows Mobile and Windows XP devices. Click here to check out all supported operating system versions.

Typing emails on any mobile device with their tiny keyboards is possible BUT having such a universal and unique solution on hand makes business life much easier.
It’s a small price you pay for a boost in your mobile productivity. For just $ 99.- you can order it for example from cyberguys.com or for $ 129.95 by msmobiles.com - the choice is yours.
The Wireless Fabric Keyboard with it’s high practical value makes it to the top spot of the busy business people Christmas wish list.
Christmas gift that keeps you warm
Cool Christmas gift for music lovers and fashionistas
Christmas gift guide: Music T-shirt from Music and Sons
Posted in Accessories, Keyboard | 4 Comments »
































The Wearable Electronic expert
We reported
Powered by two AAA-sized batteries, the RoKy² is water repellent and comes with a stand for mobile phones and PDAs. The power of this two batteries should last for 10 hours continuing typing. That’s quite reasonable usage time considering that typing on such small devices will be usually done only in urgent or emergency situations.