For all their conveniences, tablets have always had one major shortcoming: the typing experience. No matter how adept one gets at tapping out words using on-screen keyboards, the process still tends to be more chore than pleasure. Nor is it particularly efficient for composing anything longer than a quick email.
Not surprisingly, vendors have raced to rectify that, releasing a stream of add-on keyboards —some of them quite good. But choosing the right model isn’t as simple as picking the one that has the best feel. That’s because vendors have taken three different approaches in designing these products:
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