Is the keyboard on this TC 950 exactly the same as the TC 930 - I love the 930, but I want a separate keyboard case for carrying it, not using my iPad Air as the cover. I have a separate case for my iPad. I want something I can travel with.
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I'm extremely happy and impressed with the keyboard and case too. I'm not familiar with TC 930 as TC950 was the first one I bought and loving it. No regrets...great price and item :)
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Not very good. We will have this style keyboard case specially for Tab 4 10.1 in a few days . We have a similar one which is specially designed for Tab 4 10.1, the ASIN is : B00KA0DETO . Please search it on amazon. Thanks!
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Thanks so much Gadget -very helpful comments. I did not realize the keyboard was different in the HE model and had heard some negative about the HA keyboard. I hadn't given the Bluetooth any consideration so that was good to know.I went ahead and purchased the HE this afternoon - bottom line, you were exactly such little difference in price no need not to get the new model. Not to mention the increased battery life is very good.Anxiously awaiting my new 1000HE.Best Regards - EvelynPS - these Amazon forums sure are helpful. Nice service.
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I love my keyboard and it is a nice cover/case . When the my iPad mini is installed on the Bluetooth keyboard it is great mini laptop. You can use the keyboard separately, but your iPad mini has to be with-in 12" of the keyboard so they can connect to each other. So you can turn the iPad anyway you want. I hope this help with your question.
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I have had mine for about 3 months now. It travels with me a lot. I love that it has the cover and the angle for typing. I had a previous Zagg keyboard that served me well and I really love using this one.
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I'm just an end-user here, but... It looks exactly like the picture shows. The keyboard is integrated into the iPad cover/case. You can remove the keyboard from the cover, but I never do. The nice thing about this iPad case/cover is that you can rotate the iPad for either portrait or landscape mode. The bad thing is that in portrait mode, the iPad tends to flop backwards more often that the previous version of the VersaVu. But, this is the only keyboard and case unit that does the rotate thing, as far as I know.
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The Le Pan is pretty close in size to an iPad 2. That being said, you can't buy a case/keyboard combo made specifically for the iPad, but you can get a universal one that's iPad compatible. If you're just looking for the keyboard, check out Apple's Bluetooth keyboard. I have model a 13 14. It's an older model but you'll see what I mean. It says about as wide as the tablet and a slightly angled for a comfortable typing experience. Don't get me wrong, I'm not an Apple fan boy but I do like the keyboard. I'm sure you can find one on Amazon or even that large auction site. I prefer Amazon's price is though. The Le Pan is pretty close in size to an iPad 2. That being said, you can't buy a case/keyboard combo made specifically for the iPad, but you can get a universal one that's iPad compatible. If you're just looking for the keyboard, check out Apple's Bluetooth keyboard. I have model a 13 14. It's an older model but you'll see what I mean. It says about as wide as the tablet and a slightly angled for a comfortable typing experience. Don't get me wrong, I'm not an Apple fan boy but I do like the keyboard. I'm sure you can find one on Amazon or even that large auction site. I prefer Amazon's... » Read More The Le Pan is pretty close in size to an iPad 2. That being said, you can't buy a case/keyboard combo made specifically for the iPad, but you can get a universal one that's iPad compatible. If you're just looking for the keyboard, check out Apple's Bluetooth keyboard. I have model a 13 14. It's an older model but you'll see what I mean. It says about as wide as the tablet and a slightly angled for a comfortable typing experience. Don't get me wrong, I'm not an Apple fan boy but I do like the keyboard. I'm sure you can find one on Amazon or even that large auction site. I prefer Amazon's price is though. « Show Less
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The keyboard works really well. I also have one for my Ipad air and it works great also. I have had no troubble with either of them. Happy Holidays!!
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I purchased this item new and have it working but they never packed a charger cord with this Keyboard. How do I get one to replace it? I have contacted Trent on the IMP39B Embassy Keyboard Case for iPad 2 Sold by: New Trent Inc to try and get another but if I do not hear back from them I will have to return it. Is there another cord that will work for charging this item?
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The ipad 1 keyboard holds the iPad 1 in a slot only, there is a small pop up stand behind that helps holding it up. The ipad 1 keyboard is pretty stable on a table, it may tip out on a lap. This makes typing a lot easier and the battery lasts a long time. This is a great protective case as well.
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I saw that too...I'm not sure what that's about. I don't think it's any different than the other 901s except for the color and other minor differences (keyboards feel different between the black and white models). I'd also like to know what is making it $619 when the other 901s are $275...
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I have asked the same question myself and decided to check the ASUS forums. An ASUS rep clarified this and said that the C2 version does indeed signify that it is bundled with the keyboard. However if you check the product description here on Amazon it specifies that it's the C1 version. I tried posting this clarification on the product ratings page so that it is brought to Amazon's attention since they were selling according to their description the C1 for a higher price. It was originally $799.99 on here. My 'rating' comment never saw the light of day as it was rejected but at the same time they suddenly changed the pricing to $599.99 but they still haven't corrected the wrong heading for the product. I guess somebody botched on the product details somewhere before they listed the product on their servers.
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It actually feels like it should have been the keyboard that came with the computer. The original keyboard had a nice feel to it, but the new keyboard, I must say I like the feel of it much better. I will try to explain: The old keyboard had that 'sitting' up feeling to it...while the new keyboard has a 'seated' feel, which I much more prefer. I'm not sure if that makes any sense but I hope so. It's very responsive to the touch and doesn't look, feel, nor respond as if it were cheaply built at all.
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There's a separate listing for one with the cover. This one seems like it's just the keyboard.
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I do not own one but I can tell you that I have a similar ASUS with that keyboard cover and it is great! I have 2 ASUS 550DT laptops. One of them has the keyboard cover while the other does not. I prefer typing with it off. Of course, it sucks for typing at first as 1.) you are not used to it. 2.) it isn't worn in yet when it is new. I had a lot of issues with it lifting up with my fingers and missing keys when trying to type fast. I had to go to typing with one finger at a time. However, over time I can hardly tell the difference now and I would rather have it than not have it as it has saved my laptop many times during spills. It is very easy to slip the cover off when needed and get to typing. I ordered several of these covers for my laptops but ended up giving one to my mother when she got her ASUS laptop. That's how I ended up with 1 laptop that does not have a cover. There is no doubt that typing will always be easier with no keyboard cover but I highly recommend that you use one.
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To nagappa...I'd like to ask if the layout of the keys of a Bilingual keyboard any different from the American standard keyboard? Basically, what I'm really trying to say is--do they have the exact layout? Please, let me know. Thank you.
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I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard combination nicely, keeps them connected and protects both of them. I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard... » Read More I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard combination nicely, keeps them connected and protects both of them. « Show Less