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...When, in songs such as “Guinevere,” he played the guitar, the song was a guitar song. In songs such as “Information Travels Faster” or “I Was a Kaleidoscope,” when he played the keyboard, the song was a keyboard song. Although he was not a particularly overwhelming performer, the rest of the band pretty much fell into the far off background. Predictably, no one danced or jumped while Death Cab played but that didn’t seem to be their intention...
Because the case is only slightly bigger than the PDA, the whole thing fits in a jacket pocket. The pitch: Why buy a regular protective case when--for less than $100--you can get one that will double as a keyboard? Says Bernard Gander, a Logitech vice president: "After this goes into production, we can print different designs on the cloth, perhaps even Gucci or Louis Vuitton versions...
...slides into the KeyCase's patented cradle while it is lying flat. A spring and hooks, designed to work on all Palm models with a universal connector, attach the handheld to the keyboard. When the cradle is moved into typing position, it automatically turns the Palm on, and you're ready to type. "There is no need to take your notebook on the road now," says Denis Pavillard, Logitech's product-marketing manager. "You can just use your...
...CeBIT, Logitech will also launch a foldable hard-case keyboard for pdas, called the TypeAway, that will compete with those sold by TARGUS and PALM. "Targus is a great product," says De Luca. "We made a mistake not to be interested in it." But Logitech is betting that it can catch up with the KeyCase and the TypeAway, which is more useful for keying in longer files, folds to a thickness of half an inch and weighs 3.9 oz., significantly smaller and lighter than anything else on the market...
...capital. In the past 10 years, American high schools have gone through a quiet revolution, stressing a return to basics--four years of math, science, English, social studies and a foreign language--while assessing student performance in state-mandated tests. At the same time, American kids, Internet savvy and keyboard confident from about third grade, have developed the skills and comfort with technology that are vital for success in the job market. (Trust me on this: these days, when I have to give a speech, my daughters, ages 11 and 13, turn my scribbled notes into a PowerPoint presentation...