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Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - JPolen01 - 09-16-2014

A little pricey, but a keyboard that can pair to iOS, windows, and android? Would be cool for a multi device user
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Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - Sully - 09-16-2014

There's a better one out that does the same thing except it has a dial to switch between three devices. So you can use it on two devices kinda at the same time and it's only $50. Although i didn't click this link so idk what pricey is on that one


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - BLINGMW - 09-16-2014

Most bluetooth keyboards can control any of those. :dunno:
I would guess the only "story" here is that Microsoft made one


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - JPolen01 - 09-16-2014

Can you pair other keyboards to 3 different devices at once? I don't know. The cheapo HP keyboard I had could only be paired to one device at a time.


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - davej - 09-16-2014

i've been hoping to find a pair of BT headphones that will pair to multiple devices. go find me one JP


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - BLINGMW - 09-16-2014

ah ok I see, simultaneous pairing for 3 devices. I didn't get that, the use case for that just didn't cross my mind.


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - Sully - 09-16-2014

First link explains. Second link is obvious but it would be where you purchase on Amazon

http://www.dudeiwantthat.com/gear/computers/bluetooth-multi-device-keyboard.asp

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00MUTWLW4/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?ref_=cm_sw_su_dp&tag=duiwath-20


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - HAULN-SS - 09-16-2014

i use a bluetooth logitech at work, and im suddenly jealous of simultaneous pairing. I had to buy a USB switch to go between my macbook and my alienware and it's laggy when you switch - takes about 10 seconds for each system to recognize the change over.


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - G.Irish - 09-16-2014

Ok, that is kinda badass. I've been thinking about a keyboard for my iPad so I can dick around with code without taking my laptop with me. Would also be nice for PS4 messages.


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - Sully - 09-16-2014

And it's probably more universal than MS one in that although the MS one says that it "holds" all tablets, i bet all but the surface fall over. That's typically how MS does stuff. And if it was Apple, anything but an iPad or iPhone would be an end user agreement violation and it would share your cloud photos all over the Internet for it.


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - davej - 09-16-2014

is it just 3 different BT transmitters in the keyboard that power off/on with the switch? would be cool to have key combo to switch device


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - Sully - 09-16-2014

I like the dial design personally. Don't have to remember key combos or anything but I could see how if you work with computers and keyboards all the time, it might be ok for you guys


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - WRXtranceformed - 09-21-2014

Can someone recommend to me a good wireless router that doesn't completely suck? I bought a nice Netgear one less than a year ago and it is already a disaster. Our townhouse is three levels so it needs to have pretty broad coverage and I need it to have the ability to send outgoing hardwired connections. TIA!


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - Sully - 09-21-2014

Seems like they make them pretty disposable now a days. I hear people saying routers last like 2 years max. I have an old linksys wr54g thats been going for around 14 years now. Needs to be reset sometimes once a week, sometimes not but once a month.

I was running the newer linksys model up at school and it worked ok but idk if it was super fast or how long itll last. It was the low profile black one though.


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - Apoc - 09-21-2014

I used to do a ton of research on routers and then be pissed when they still died in 2-3 years. I finally resolved myself to buying one that had resonable specs, decent reviews, and was relatively cheap. This is what I just picked up about a month ago.

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Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - BLINGMW - 09-21-2014

Most reliable router I've had for the last 4+ yrs was, surprsingly, my mac mini. Not a lot of range though, so in our new house I got a Buffalo N300 because it came with DD-WRT pre-installed and was ~$45. Range is more than sufficient, even outside. I've only rebooted it once in 2mo and I'm not even sure it was the problem then.


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - .RJ - 09-22-2014

My next router will be one of these:

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There are some others on the market that have more options for configuration/security/etc, but from everything I read the apple just works and the range is nearly as good as anything else out there.


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - Jake - 09-22-2014

.RJ Wrote:My next router will be one of these:

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There are some others on the market that have more options for configuration/security/etc, but from everything I read the apple just works and the range is nearly as good as anything else out there.

I've had a few AirPort stations (upgraded from one that did G speed to the dual-band N a few years ago) and they have been supremely reliable.


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - WRXtranceformed - 09-22-2014

Thanks for the suggestions. I do not have any Apple products in my home, would that thing cause havoc with my Dells / Androids?


Re: The official tablet (and other useless electronics) thre - .RJ - 09-22-2014

WRXtranceformed Wrote:Thanks for the suggestions. I do not have any Apple products in my home, would that thing cause havoc with my Dells / Androids?

It might make them slightly more smug