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2012-01-23
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Originally Posted by godofwar424
What I said. But I confess I don't know nearly enough about NFC to say whether a keyboard would be possible. I have noticed that there is quite a delay when reading cards with the N9 - even a fraction of that delay would be a show stopper for a keyboard...
You must realise that if it was bluetooth, then it would require charging after 10 or so hours of use?
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2012-01-23
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Originally Posted by Lomax
Meh too vague, but thanks...
I suppose there's no harm in me quoting their email:
I may try asking them again later, if the site ever comes back up!
Originally Posted by cddiede
See the 1st several posts. Also godofwar raises some further good points.
There's no such thing as a NFC keyboard. Even if you could stay in range with the device, there's no protocol for such a device to use. NFC is for burst transmission and not for persistent device connectivity<SNIP>
Admittedly I know little about NFC, so this may well be pure vapor.
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2012-01-23
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Originally Posted by godofwar424
You stand corrected:
You must realise that if it was bluetooth, then it would require charging after 10 or so hours of use?
wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/12/broadcom-offers-10-year-battery-life-for-bluetooth-keyboards/
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2012-01-23
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Ugh.......
So this depends on if we ever get the BT4 we were promised earlier on & all the signs were pointing to.*
I spoke to someone about that recently, & he couldn't tell me much except:
I guess the only way to know for sure, is to ask One2Touch to explain how it works.
We should be able to pick up ******** pretty quickly....
*was in doco/specs all over the place, & some personnel in Australia felt it was coming w/1.1
Last edited by jalyst; 2012-01-28 at 07:42.
So this depends on if we ever get the BT4 we were promised earlier on & all the signs were pointing to.*
I spoke to someone about that recently, & he couldn't tell me much except:
BT4 is almost done, but not production level. You should raise a ticket about it to bugzilla. That it was promised.
The part missing from BT4 stack (the uncomplete part) is BT LE (Low Energy)...
It's really interesting for lot of accessory cases, but those are still so new that ordinary user would not be benefitting from those much within a year or so.
May be the reason why it hasn't been perfectly completed yet....
We should be able to pick up ******** pretty quickly....
*was in doco/specs all over the place, & some personnel in Australia felt it was coming w/1.1
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2012-01-23
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It is purely NFC. Just check out the patent
http://www.google.com/patents?id=B3C...ed=0CDcQ6AEwAQ
(Search word "External Keyboard" & Aasen).
http://www.google.com/patents?id=B3C...ed=0CDcQ6AEwAQ
(Search word "External Keyboard" & Aasen).
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2012-01-24
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Originally Posted by Lomax
But that delay seems to be for the initial communication, I reckon once the initial connection is made, the N9 will stay active for a second or two to see for any further connections.
What I said. But I confess I don't know nearly enough about NFC to say whether a keyboard would be possible. I have noticed that there is quite a delay when reading cards with the N9 - even a fraction of that delay would be a show stopper for a keyboard...
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Well Nokia do at least know how to build a decent phone, just apparently don't know how to support it..
N900 Died
Replaced with N8, Requested E7, "Accidentally Broke E7", Now rolling with an N9 and im loving it! My Contributions
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2012-01-24
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Originally Posted by cddiede
There's no such thing as a NFC keyboard
Originally Posted by cddiede
And there you are. Standing. Corrected.
You stand corrected
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2012-01-24
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Well it could still remain vaporware
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2012-01-24
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Originally Posted by invent
As facinating as this NFC keyboard sounds.....
It is purely NFC. Just check out the patent
http://www.google.com/patents?id=B3C...ed=0CDcQ6AEwAQ
(Search word "External Keyboard" & Aasen).
Antigravity craft slips past patent officers :
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal...l/438139a.html
Basically, release a product or it doesn't exist.
Also you said yourself NFC provides burst transmission, meaning that each keystroke can be a burst of data, meaning hardly any battery usage, and phone is CONSTANTLY in contact with the keyboard seeing as the design has the phone resting on the flat surface in the middle
Well Nokia do at least know how to build a decent phone, just apparently don't know how to support it..
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