رونمایی از کیبورد بلوتوثی تاشو مایکروسافت در نمایشگاه MWC 2015

Microsoft originally created a universal keyboard for iOS, Android, and Windows back in September, and now the company is announcing a foldable version. The Microsoft Universal Foldable Keyboard (yes, that’s the full name) is similar to the original, with Bluetooth connectivity to work across multiple devices, and a lack of a dedicated Windows key. While the original wasn’t foldable, this new version folds up neatly with magnets to keep it closed if you’re carrying it in a bag alongside your device.
Microsoft has ditched dedicated function keys at the top of its latest universal keyboard, but there’s a function key for the usual audio controls, search functionality, and more. While there’s also a lack of a neat stand for your tablet on phone, you do get the benefits of a lightweight keyboard and the ability to fold it away easily. I got a chance to try the new keyboard at Mobile World Congress today, and I think this might be my next tablet keyboard. There’s no word on battery life, but it does have a micro USB connector at the side to charge it. It’s very thin and the soft material feels like it would stick to a desk well without slipping away.

This feels like the perfect accessory for writing a few emails from your tablet or phone at a coffee shop while you’re on the go. Microsoft has always made great keyboards and mice for Windows-powered devices, and if the company continues to create good keyboards for iOS and Android then I’m going to find myself owning a lot of Microsoft keyboards in the near future.