Well hello for my second entry. I thought instead of really finishing the post I have recently deleted I would do a review on a keyboard I bought a few weeks back that I am currently using to type right now. Well you might be wondering, why is this so important. The significance of this board is that its not for a computer.. Well not a traditional computer anyway.. This board is for my android tablet. I really do like this thing too. I would have to say this board is almost as nice as my other chiclet style board I had for my laptop long ago. The only difference in this board and the other is
the obvious.. SIZE!! This thing is tiny and since it is made for the windows tablets and the android line up from android 3.0 and beyond this thing works great. The keyboard is a logitech, which happens to be one of my favorite brands, and is very simple in design. It has little special functions that I have yet to play with and a good majority of them seem to be windows only or more towards windows than android. It has a full key layout without the side number pad. It had 1-0 on top and the - and = keys after. Really it has any key that you are going to need to type up a nice little essay or something like this on the go or where a 20lb laptop is not in your favor. I prefer this over my laptop that seems to have the same size keyboard and keys but a fraction of the weight. I also like that this thing has a stand to prop up my Nexus 7. Occasionally there are some bugs with this as there is with most that I have read about. My opinion is that its a great buy since it isn't for the ijunk that everybody seems to be stuck on wasting there money. I know that android tablets are not really meant to be power house word processing devices so it goes without saying a BT keyboard will most likely have some glitches that will have to be dealt with. Although I do have to say that the Microsoft board I thought about buying for an extra $30 was gonna have me downloading a bunch of third party software as this logitech did not. I love their products and I love how cheap, but effective they are. The pros to this little pad is that I don't have to worry about weight at all, I get a stand that is useful on a table, I also get something that doesn't require third party software. So if you have a tablet that you don't have a board for and you are tired of constantly typing on the screen and dealing with that you might want to look into this board. It ran me roughly $60 and it will work with my tablet, my phone, and my wife's windows slate. I am super happy with this purchase and I don't have any complaints as of yet. In others matters I have not gotten any photos that I am ready to upload, although I did bring my camera out today for disappointing weather. Lots of rain and clouds and not much sun or interesting stuff to shoot. I will have some shots up in a short while and I promise they will not be 50 blogs down the line haha. until you can enjoy the pic of the keyboard haha. Well enjoy and take care. 
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