If you unequivocally, really have to have a physical, clickety-clackety keyboard to get your difference onto a shade, a Jorno competence be only the thing. The Bluetooth set of keys gives you the full QWERTY knowledge but folds up into a pocketable package. The keys themselves have been just 15% smaller than full-size, big enough for touch-typists with correct and not-too-fat fingers.

After key-feel, that you’ll have to try for yourself, a next most critical selection is size. Folded out the Jorno is 8.5 x 3.5 x 0.3-inches. Concertinaed sealed it measures only 3.5 x 3.5 x 0.9-inches, as well as all a time it weighs the same 8.8-ounces, including the li-ion battery that lasts the month.

A set of keys similar to this is clearly most appropriate suited to a iPhone, as fast typing is flattering easy upon a iPad’s incomparable screen. With this in thoughts, a Jorno ships with a apart mount for phones. It will of march work with anything which uses a Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR customary, as well as Jorno has a print of an iPad balancing precariously on a tiny bracket.

Small, add-on Bluetooth keyboards seem to be removing some-more renowned, or during slightest some-more countless, given Apple opened up its iDevices to concede them. I have the feeling which the multi-year delay in permitting these accessories wasn’t for technical reasons though for precision purposes, to get us used to the soothing touchscreen keyboards. It worked, as well. You roughly never listen to griping about a iPhone set of keys anymore.

The Jorno can be pre-ordered right away, for $100 (with $20 off until the finish of October 2010).

Jorno set of keys product page [Jorno around Cult of Brownlee]