Someone better tell that huge iPad Bluetooth keyboard consumer-base they made a mistake -- lol. It's obvious you didn't purchase one, however, the fact that it exists isn't really a topic worthy of debate. Thanks though for stopping by ;-)It seems like an odd accessory for a touchscreen device...[BLAH BLAH BLAH]
Someone better tell that huge iPad Bluetooth keyboard consumer-base they made a mistake -- lol. It's obvious you didn't purchase one, however, the fact that it exists isn't really a topic worthy of debate. Thanks though for stopping by ;-)
You haven't 'proved' anything; nor have you 'guaranteed' anything. You've expressed an opinion, nothing more. Again, thanks for stopping by -- everyone's opinion is welcome ;-)[BLAH BLAH BLAH]...proving my point that there is not a large market for them...[BLAH BLAH BLAH]...I guarantee you...[BLAH BLAH BLAH]...they can't. So they don't.
It seems like an odd accessory for a touchscreen device. I mean, isn't the Surface designed to be used at no greater than arm's length? Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying there isn't a single use case for a detached keyboard, but it seems to me to fall into the 'Toy' category more-so than an everyday useful accessory. While I'm sure 90%+ of Surface owners have keyboards, I'd bet only a single digit percentage have use for making it wireless.
I know, right? I don't think he realizes that the little wonder-gizmo turns the keyboard into a standard Bluetooth one, not a proprietary Surface accessory. I use mine with my SP2 >and< my AppleTV -- glad I bought it when I did, sorry to know I won't be able to replace it if I want another :-(OMG dude are you kidding? I use mine I just bought all the time!