I didn't know there were multiple models - this one would be the original, then. I bought it shortly after it was originally released.

I have the iGo Think Outside Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard. I Have used it with my PPC6700 but there were drivers for Windows Mobile. I have it paired with my n800 but that is as far as I got. I am a Linux noobie. I looked on the mobilityelectronics driver webpage for "Nokia other" but nothing shows. There does not seem to be a hardware keyboard selection for a BT KB pre-installed on the n800

If you have paired it with your N800 then it should just work. You don't need to install any extra drivers for Bluetooth keyboards. If you go into the Control Panel application you'll see an option up near the top for "Bluetooth Keyboards" where you can set one up, etc.

Yup - you're right - it just works - after I tell it to connect. I got it paired Ok, but at first I did not see where to tell it to connect.

Anyone got both a BT Kb and BT mouse to work simultaneously?

I also have the iGo Think Outside Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard. I got it for 30$ off Amazon including shipping. Easy to connect and (for the last 2 weeks) works perfectly.

http://www.amazon.com/Stowaway-Ultra...dp/B0002OKCXE/

I got the full size stowaway (five rows of keys with numbers keys in the top row) and love it, I've never once thought "oh if only it folded up just a bit smaller". It goes in my jacket pocket as easy, or easier, than the N800 goes in the other one.

I have the stowaway on my N810, works perfectly!

So iGo seems to have discontinued keyboards altogether. Has anyone tried the Level1 BLK-2000 or the ITech Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard?

I use an Apple wireless keyboard, (even one with a Spanish layout, which is geat over here -Mexico-).

It works wonderful, it paired perfectly with all: My N810, my E51 cell phone (great for sending SMS) and my home computer; also paired it with my wife's N800 and her cell phone.

There are absolutely no problems with pairing the Apple wireless keyboard with the Nokia Tablets. It works with a set of three "AA" batteries that last a long time. You can even use rechargable "AA" ones if you wish.

The keyboard is very solid, thin and light. I take it and store it in almost any flat space within your suitecase / luggage; even for walking trails, can you fit in inside the back-pocket (lumbar) of some jackets.

I choose it since I didn't like very much those "folding" keyboards that eventually break...or feel like it will. I'd recommend buying it.

Kind regards.

Doing some random searches, came across this one... it sort of looks like the n810 keyboard with out the screen.
http://www.freedominput.com/site/ind...d=13&Itemid=30

Wonder when it will be available. (Fall 2008 is here?)