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Bluetooth FrogPad

Perfect for disabled people and mobile worker, the one-handed FrogPad Mobile boosts only 20 keys and is 1/5th the size of a normal QWERTY. So far you could hook it up to any mobile device only with a USB connection but FrogPad has been recently Bluetooth-enabled.

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Check also pcmag for other keyboards.

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