Pocketop Computer Corporation has launched an online store for its $99 wireless PDA keyboard. The keyboard, which Palm OS and Pocket PC compatible, is slightly larger than the Palm m500 handheld when folded.
The Pocketop Keyboard's infrared technology means there are no wires or cables to conect a PDA to the keyboard. The company is aiming the keyboard at students, parents and business folks. "Our new web store offers busy consumers a convenient way to buy our products without having to leave their home or office," said David Ferguson, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Pocketop. "By expanding our distribution to other channels such as e-commerce, we're able to reach more people who may not be in an area where they can physically visit a retail store. This initiative is the next step in our marketing strategy to introduce the Pocketop Keyboard to a broader range of users."
Pocketop is a privately held, Vancouver, Canada-based design company that manufactures and markets input solutions for the mobile handheld device market. The Pocketop Keyboard is the its first product.
