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Katie Floyd (of MacPowerUsers podcast fame) two weeks ago: This past year at Macworld|iWorld I took a close look at the various keyboard options and I also spent a good amount of time reading reviews. I found it basically boiled down to three categories:1. Keyboard cases2. Full size keyboards that are compatible with the iPad3. iPad specific travel (smaller) keyboards Katie does a great job of breaking down the pros and cons of using a wireless keyboard with your iPad.  Do you agree that using a standalone keyboard for extended writing is the best way to utilize your tablet device?  Reach out to us today on Twitter or Facebook to discuss how we can help you with your mobile tablet strategy...

Chances are your Wi-Fi signal is stronger than your FM one. So why bother? Take Internet radio anywhere you go with the Flow, from Pure.  It has a slick touchscreen interface, 802.11b-loving tuner that organizes a whole world's worth of stations into a slick GUI. Feeling nostalgic? It's got FM, too. All for $210. ...

Microsoft calls it a mouse, but thanks to all its arching and vibrating, the Arc Touch reminds us more of a cat. Flex it and a wireless USB transceiver connects it instantly to your computer from up to 30 feet away. It tracks well on most any surface, and when turned off it's small enough to cram into your pocket. Try that with your kitty.  ...