Microsoft has launched a Bluetooth keyboard that is compatible with iOS, Android and Windows devices. Dubbed as universal mobile keyboard, it has a ‘Command’ key and a switch that lets you toggle between these three modes.
It measures 9.53 inches wide and 12 millimeters thin and comes with a rechargeable battery that has a six months life.The new keyboard also has a protective cover and built-in stand to hold users’ tablets or smart phones. The keyboard uses Bluetooth to connect to the various tablets and phones it supports.
The Microsoft Universal Keyboard is expected to arrive in October at the Microsoft Store and other retailers for $80. Backed by a three-year limited warranty it will be available first in the U.S. and Canada (sometime in October) and “coming to additional markets soon.
via:PC World