Microsoft until now he has said that his Surface tablets are better than the iPad because they support their keyboard. But now the company has gone silent and made a somewhat strange move. We're not sure the team wants to Microsoft to make money on iPads, or he took pity on us, but the company introduced the first external keyboard that can be connected to Windows, iOS and even with Android. Unlike the one that Microsoft offers Surface tablet owners, in this case a wireless Bluetooth keyboard that offers a simple switch to switch between three different platforms.
Microsoft The Universal Mobile Keyboard also offers a dedicated button Home Button exclusively for users iOS and Android and also includes a CMD button for users to use iOS and OS X. Microsoft in addition, he received from Apple Made for certificate iPhone, thanks to which users are sure that the keyboard will not transform iOS on the other hand Windows Whistle. The keyboard is foldable and, in addition to the fact that there is a stand for a tablet or other device on the top, it also serves as a case when folded. It is worth mentioning the battery life, where Microsoft claims that if you put the keyboard on the charger in the evening, you don't have to think about it for the next six months. After just 10 minutes of charging then Microsoft guarantees 8 hours of use. The keyboard is due to go on sale in October/October for $80.
*Source: Microsoft
