If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The main advantage to having a tablet is the portability.

Over the past few years we’ve seen a few convertible Chromebooks with 360-degree hinges and touchscreen displays that let you use the notebooks in tablet mode. But 2018 is the year we’re starting to ...

The Kensington KeyFolio Pro is a decent keyboard and case solution that works with virtually any phone or tablet, but you'll get more out of a device-specific add-on. No tablet is one-size-fits-all, ...

PAIRS WITH IPAD DEVICES: This Bluetooth keyboard supports iOS 10.1 and above, operates well with iPad 10.2 9th/8th/7th generation, iPad Pro 11/12.9, iPad Air 10.9/10.5, iPad 9.7, and iPad Mini. LONG ...

Microsoft’s Surface Pro 3 has gotten a lot of attention as a way to bridge the gap between tablets and traditional notebooks. Its snap-on keyboard and pull-out rear stand tries to offer the best of ...

The Bluetooth Keyboard that is part of the Sony Tablet S package boasts one of the best designs that is available in the market. This keyboard comes with full-size keys that pave the way for a ...

A while back, I spent a couple of years without a laptop and used my Apple iPad Pro (2020) with the Magic Keyboard as its replacement. During that time, I used it a lot, mainly because the keyboard is ...

Since the days of Microsoft’s Tablet PCs there have been debates about Tablet PCs and keyboards. Many die-hard Tableteers insisted that the Slate (without a keyboard) was the key to the future of ...

Way back in the old days I bought a keyboard for my Palm V, thinking that I would be able to type into it and become a proto-ultraportable ninja. That never worked, and I worry that Logitech is ...

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