is a keyboard dock like the w510 ever gonna be available? Do they use the same connector?
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I'm not familiar with the Acer W510 setup, but the W700 that I have and love comes with a cradle/dock with 3 extra USB ports, plus has a bluetooth keyboard that arrives already paired with the tablet--a very nice touch!
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The keyboard dock takes a full size SD card. You can get a SD card adapter that will take a micro SD card.
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I am thinking of purchasing one myself but from what I can tell, it has much more functionality. I think that is up to each individual to decide but most retailers will offer a 30 day return so you can try it out for yourself. Also, if you register this on the ASUS website, they will send you the keyboard dock for free (until 12/31/2012).
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you should be able to. Just use the one end that matches the keyboard slot.
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I have tried to make keyboards work with this device, but see no way to do so. There is no bluetooth, and the tiny micro usb port would be cumbersome at best.
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Look like possible. The issue: you will not be sure to use the keyboard base.
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No unfortunately not. G series has their own usb connector I have a k400 wireless keyboard I tried to used its universal USB but it didn't work.
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Read in a forum that the higher priced version ($1300 or something?) might have the dock & keyboard included. However, this is just speculation.
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of course! type in "pull out keyboard tray" and you'll see many options. good luck!
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I'm not sure if it will work w/Acer Iconia W510-1432...I would be hesitant to buy until confirmed. Apparently, the W510 is Windows driven and this Iconia Bluetooth seems to work well with Android Tablets. I'm not a computer whiz by any means, so I'm not sure if these two operating systems would mesh on the same bluetooth device, but maybe going to Acer.com and looking on the Acer Community Page could be helpful. http://community.acer.com/t5/Acer-Community/ct-p/en?profile.language=en&stoprd=true You might have to register, but its free and seems to be a lot of information on the site. I wish I could give a simple yes or no, but the website is as close as I could come to that. As for the keyboard, I am very pleased with mine and so glad I bought it.
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There is a USB Port on the keyboard. Other than that, I don't see any place where you could connect it.
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I don't have that model so don't know first hand. But, I read reviews on CNET.com and I think the T700 series dock keyboard comes with enough new features to make it worth the extra cost. My model doesn't have the same ports to connect to other devices or storage. hope that helps.
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yes you can. There is only one USB port however. I believe the optional docking station also has a USB port available. These are great units in my opinion, especially after picking up a logitec wireless keyboard with touchpad.. these are not the blutooth keypads but dedicated wireless so they connect instantly. Its like having a tablet when on its own, but a desktop with the keyboard connected. I do wish Samsung wouldn't be so stingy with the USB ports though.
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There are different models of the same keyboard/mouse. One is Bluetooth and one is USB.
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Electrically, this dock/keyboard is compatible. However, the black slot is too small. The manual implies that alternative plastic attachments can be purchased, but I have yet to locate them. The black mounting slot comes out of the dock (read the manual) and I cut mine in two using a bandsaw. It can be made to work, but it is not for the "faint of heart". You can find these docks for less than $30 and they sure are nice. My modified unit works great. I'd still like to find the alternative mounting slot though. It will work by simply removing the back plastic piece, but then the connector on the bottom is the only thing providing support - not a good thing. Electrically, this dock/keyboard is compatible. However, the black slot is too small. The manual implies that alternative plastic attachments can be purchased, but I have yet to locate them. The black mounting slot comes out of the dock (read the manual) and I cut mine in two using a bandsaw. It can be made to work, but it is not for the "faint of heart". You can find these docks for less than $30 and they sure are nice. My modified unit works great. I'd still like to find the alternative mounting slot though. It will work by simply removing the back plastic piece, but then the... » Read More Electrically, this dock/keyboard is compatible. However, the black slot is too small. The manual implies that alternative plastic attachments can be purchased, but I have yet to locate them. The black mounting slot comes out of the dock (read the manual) and I cut mine in two using a bandsaw. It can be made to work, but it is not for the "faint of heart". You can find these docks for less than $30 and they sure are nice. My modified unit works great. I'd still like to find the alternative mounting slot though. It will work by simply removing the back plastic piece, but then the connector on the bottom is the only thing providing support - not a good thing. « Show Less
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You Can't ASUS has not made this Table and Keyboard Dock since 2013. I Purchased One TF810 that was on E-Bay and should a Tablet & a Dock, thw write up said that it had a keyboard, however when I received it it was just the tablet, so I stared to look on E-Bay & Amazon & I found a Complete Tablet & Keyboard, so now I have two Tablets & One Keyboard Dock. So if you find 2 Docks let me know and I will buy it.
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Microsoft has it's own technology for wireless keyboards. It's called BlueTrack. They come with a dongle that you put in a USB port on your computer.I misread it many, many times before realizing that it wasn't the same as BlueTooth.