Macworld:
For serious typing sessions — or if you just can’t get the hang of the iPad’s onscreen keyboard — an external keyboard offers the tactile advantages of real keys without sacrificing the iPad’s portability and touchscreen features.
The iPad supports almost any Bluetooth keyboard, but there are many, many keyboards on the market that are specifically made for use with the iPad.
Macworld has updated their exhaustive iPad keyboard guide. Do you use one? Which is your favourite?
I don’t have a keyboard for my iPad Mini. I had a ZAGGMate for my 1st Gen iPad and loved it when I had to type longer articles.
WingStand with Apple bluetooth keyboard for my iPad Mini 1. It’s a clumsy setup, but I have fat fingers and the other in-case keyboards seem clumsily small. The new-comer I’m looking at is the Clamshell for the Mini. it’s expensive, but classy!
What do you think of this Airbender for the Mini? –> http://www.newtrent.com/store/ipad-case/airbender-mini-1-0-nt520k.html
Apple Bluetooth Keyboard with an Origami Workstation.
How does the Origami work? is it stable? Is there any way to bend it’s angle? My WingStand is very stable, but inflexible in terms of angle…
Only one angle. I’ve never found a problem with that. Very stable and I like the Apple keyboard a lot.