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Wireless Mini Keyboard

Does anyone have any suggestions on a keyboard to put on top of your writer? I'm tired of constantly having to move my hands up to my laptop. I wanted to check with everyone as to what people are using. Do you have to rig it to stick to your writer yourself with velcro or does it come with a way to attach it to your writer?

I bought one a long time ago through Stenograph, but it was to be used with the A3 and now I have the Diamante. The gadget they had it standing on was huge. I don't want to carry all that stuff. I just want something simple. Would love your suggestions.

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Permalink Reply by Kelli Combs (admin) on March 28, 2013 at 12:26

Okay. Here's the link to the keyboard I just bought:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003PHJJV6/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_...

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Permalink Reply by Quyen on March 28, 2013 at 15:16

Oh, you got a wired one. I have one bluetooth and one wireless (USB). I should get a wired one just in case. I'm not sure in case of what, but . . .

Since there never seems to be enough USB ports, I got another USB hub. It's really small/compact, weighs next to nothing, with a short USB cable. I love it. It's only $7.99 on Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-USB-2-0-4-Port-Ultra-Mini/dp/B000Q8UAW...

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Permalink Reply by Kelli Combs (admin) on March 28, 2013 at 15:32

I have a Belkin eight USB hub because I bought this one that you show above earlier and I had my Stenocast wireless going into it and it locked up my computer. Not good. I think maybe it needed more power, so I got one that has its own power source.

I agree, though, you never have enough USBs these days.

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Permalink Reply by Quyen on March 28, 2013 at 15:40

Huh. Got to admit I haven't hooked up my StenoCast to it yet. Just got it for the past couple of weeks. But I never hook StenoCast to a hub. I prefer a direct connect to my computer for that.

So far I've only connected my keyboard and mouse to the hub. This hub is self-powered (no AC adapter), but perhaps it's not strong enough, like you said. The second day I hooked it up, it did mess up my computer, lol. It prefers being hooked up in a certain order, i.e., plug in this USB hub first, then plug in the mouse/keyboard. Can't have the keyboard dongle/USB receiver already connected to the hub and then connect the hub to the laptop. At least that's what I think it is. I rebooted my computer twice. It wasn't until I unplugged the other stuff from it, hoooked the hub to my laptop and then plugged in the mouse and keyboard that it worked fine. Finicky things, these computers!