The Microsoft Mobile Keyboard 5000 aims to be a more ergonomic keyboard for tablet typers. We give it a whirl with an iPad 2. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech ...

Desktop users who want to remove the clutter of cables on their desks, or tablet users looking to get the functionality of a full computer out of their devices, can consider switching to a Bluetooth ...

In an announcement made today by Microsoft Hardware, the Wireless Comfort Keyboard 5000 made its debut, touting Microsoft's BlueTrack technology and an ergonomic layout with a six-degree curvature ...

technology allows connection to Windows-based tablets, iPad and iPad 2, and many Android tablet devices without cords or USB nano transceivers, thereby freeing up a USB port. The lightweight, slim ...

Microsoft’s Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000 is available now for $49.99 Microsoft’s Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000 is available now for $49.99 ...

Microsoft has outed a new keyboard, the Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000, targeted at mobile professionals hoping to do some serious text-entry on their iOS, Android or Windows tablets. On ...

The lack of a physical keyboard on tablets is both inconvenient and can take a toll on our hands and wrists. To alleviate these issues, Microsoft announced a new mobile wireless keyboard, the ...

At Rs. 3,500, the Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000 isn�t the cheapest wireless keyboard for your desktop or laptop but it is a good product if you decide to use it with multiple devices such ...

Typing on tablet devices can be a chore sometimes, with the touchscreen not always the best or fastest way to type emails or documents. Microsoft has now launched a new member of its keyboard family ...

Microsoft only launched their new Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000 a short while back and we decided wed give the new product a go. Now, Microsoft Advisory Alert: It has come to our attention that ...