micro innovations keyboard and cf wireless for $29.99.

:) Compusa has a bunch of pda accessories on sale for $29.99 after rebates and instant savings. I got the the Ambicom 802.11b for my son to use at his wireless network at college. Anyone use this one? Also Micro Innovations keyboard for $29.99. Other items include pocket pc modem,bluetooth cf and bluetooth usb adapter.

[missc]

I noticed that in the paper today. Bummer.....I just bought the keyboard at Staples 3 weeks ago for $79 minus a $30 mail in rebate. I thought that was a good deal...until yesterday. I went to fill out the rebate and realized it had to be submitted within 7 days!!!!
Oh well. I finally got it all figured out and it works so I'm not going to bother doing anything different. If you need a keyboard, this is a great deal. :D :

[bayouman]

Can you guys tell me if this is the keyboard you all are talking about? Link to Keyboard

Also, how well does it work and are there drivers for the Axim available? Thanks

Clay

[theotherMJ]

Originally posted by bayouman
Can you guys tell me if this is the keyboard you all are talking about? Link to Keyboard

Also, how well does it work and are there drivers for the Axim available? Thanks

Clay

I have done this same reply many times... so here goes again...
I have the MI keyboard. It works great. If you get it, toss the disk it comes with, it's useless! Go to poketop.net and download there latest driver. It comes with a screen rotator to swith to landscape mode. Enjoy

[bayouman]

Sorry, but thanks.

Clay

[fett56]

i just bought it, and installed the drivers, but it wont work with the stand. I can type when it is flat on the table, but when i put it in the stand nothing happens.

[Murse]

It seems the Axim IR port may not be very strong.

You have to either lay it on its side or put it upside down, and use the rotation function, to get it to work. I have found that I like it upside down, placed on the stand, because you don't have to do a soft reset to change the screen orientation (you have to soft reset to put it in landscape mode, but not fully reversed.)

In another thread, someone mentioned using it in landscape mode.