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2010-08-04
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Whatever keyboard you get, make sure that it uses the Bluetooth HID profile, and not some other weird protocol. HID is supported out of the box with the N810 without problems, but the same isn't true for other serial over BT profiles, so make sure to do your homework before buying. 
FWIW, I use a Palm 3245WW that works great with my old N810.
FWIW, I use a Palm 3245WW that works great with my old N810.
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2010-08-04
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FreeThinker is right, check that it is standard HID.
I use a iGo Stowaway keyboard.
I use a iGo Stowaway keyboard.
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2010-08-09
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Thanks for the replies. Unfortunately the vendors are not providing answers. But the keyboards are compatible with the Apple iPad, and some online references say that the iPad supports Bluetooth HID. Does this sound like a good bet?
Amazon sells a cheap Menotek keyboard that looks like it would be great for travel.