How to Buy A Keyboard for a PDA With Palm OS

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If you type a lot of information on your PDA with Palm OS, you should buy a keyboard. It will save you lots of time. Plus, its lightweight, collapsable style allows you to take it with you anywhere. The Universal Wireless keyboard is a full-sized keyboard that connects to your Palm handheld devices through infrared technology.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • Internet access
  • Computer
  • PDA

Step1
Before buying a keyboard for your Palm PDA, find out if your PDA device will work with a keyboard.
Step2
Learn what style keyboard you need. Most keyboards are compatible with many PDA devices. Ask a knowledgeable sales representative if your PDA will work with a keyboard.
Step3
Most keyboards can be found at your local electronic store, or at an online store, and retail for about $70.00.

Tips & Warnings

  • Some handheld PDAs require a driver update for compatibility.
  • When purchasing a keyboard online, be sure your product is new or in excellent shape. Find out if your online merchant has a good reputation.
  • Your keyboard has an internal battery. It’s supposed to last for months. Ask a sales representative about recharging the battery.

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