Here are some popular wireless keyboards on the market.
Verbatim.com: This wireless keyboard from Verbatim is designed to work with the iPad and iPhone. It can handle typing as well as iTunes music commands. Consider Verbatim’s Bluetooth Wireless Mobile Keyboard. Designed to work with the iPad and iPhone, the keyboard can handle typing as well as iTunes music commands. When you’re done, the keyboard can be folded up and stashed inside its carrying case. The package also includes an iPhone stand, which can be stored inside the keyboard. Its suggested retail price is about $80.
Officerunner.com: Headset lets you talk and walk. If you can’t sit still — even for a phone call — you’ll appreciate the Sennheiser OfficeRunner Wireless Headset. Designed for use with corded office phones and Internet calls made via a computer, the wireless headset gives you the freedom to continue your conversation up to 400 feet from your phone or PC. Plus, its noise-canceling microphone reduces the background noise, making your conversations clearer. A single charge gives the headset enough power to run for 12 hours. Equipped with 64-bit digital encryption, the headset also helps keep your calls secure. It costs about $300.
Steminnovation.com: Docking station provides wakeup call. This app-enhanced alarm sound dock can turn on your bedside light when it’s time to get up. The TimeCommand can help ease you into your morning routines. Need to see the light before you get out of bed? The app-enhanced alarm sound dock for iPad, iPhone and iPod can turn on your bedside light when it’s time to get up. It also can display the local weather and play your favorite tunes. Better yet, should you need to remove your device from TimeCommand, it will remember your alarm settings. The dual-alarm clock system also features snooze controls. Bedtime? The clock can be programmed to turn off your light when you go to sleep. It costs about $100.
Nikonusa.com: Camera zooms in on the action. You can get up close — even when you’re standing across the field — with Nikon’s COOLPIX P500 and its powerful 36x wide-angle optical zoom glass lens. The 12-megapixel digital camera also has a high-speed continuous shooting mode. Low light? The camera’s back-illuminated CMOS sensor can help you get a great shot. Plus, the camera can capture full high-definition (1080p) video with stereo sound at 30 frames per second. The camera also includes a 5-way image stabilizer, a 3-inch color monitor and a dual-image processor. Available in black and red, it will go on sale in March for about $400.
Source: usatoday.com
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