HP Keyboard

[BarePaw]

I bought an IR keyboard from CompUSA but the one they sold me was for PDAs with an IR port on top. I have an HP Ipaq 4155 with the IR port on the bottom and It didn't work. I returned it and didn't feel like taking their advice anymore. I'd like to find one with a dock that plugs in so I don't have to worry about lining up the IR port. Is there one specifically designed for the HP Ipaq 4155?

[bigkingfun]

HP has a foldable keyboard that has the connector that fits the 4155.

It's listed on their website here. (http://h30143.www3.hp.com/configure2.cfm?sid=18090#m_11)

I use it with my 4150 and I really like it. It's been really durable and you don't have to worry about lining up the IR port.

[ignar]

HP keyboard is good. Keys are a little bit small, but overall it's a quality keyboard with dedicated number keys. Shop around. I got mine for less than $40 a year ago.
Another option is a Thinkoutside Stowaway IR keyboard. It works with 4150 very well, and personally I think it's more comfortable to type than HP one.

[chunkymonkey75]

iI would check eBay. I picked my HP foldable keyboard up for $12 with shipping. Ebay is full of people that buys these and barely uses them. I have both that one and the microkeyboard. I really can't seem to get used to either one. I find that I can type using the onscreen one the fastest, mostly because of the word "suggestions" really speeds things up for me.

[kaitanium]

yea i also got my hp foldable keybaord for about $17 shipped on ebay from a seller named buyessex. check it out