One2Touch Foldable NFC Keypad Brings Physical Keys Back to Android Smartphones
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Posted on September 26, 2013 at 6:28:01 AM
One2Touch Foldable NFC Keypad Brings Physical Keys Back to Android Smartphones
New One2Touch Softpad C1 launched - brings traditional keyboard feel, instant NFC connectivity, low battery use
NICE, France, September 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Norwegian company One2Touch today launched the Softpad C1 - a foldable, portable NFC
keyboard for Android smartphones - at NFC World Congress in Nice.
(Photo:
http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130926/642750 )
The pocket-sized keyboard uses Near Field Communication (NFC) to pair instantly with
Android smartphones, allowing instant access to the keypad's large-scale set of
QWERTY-arranged physical keys.
Built for power typists who crave physical keys for speed and accuracy, the One2Touch
SoftPad C1 lets users simply unfold the keypad, touch their Android smartphone onto it and
start typing.
Instant workstation
Unfolding the three panels of the Softpad C1 reveals left and right key banks and a
landing pad for the smartphone to rest on (called the device cradle). The keypad's clasp
serves as a kickstand for the device cradle, giving angle and elevation to Android
smartphones up to five inches. With the device elevated and angled - above the keyboard -
the Softpad C1 has the stance of a traditional laptop, with a tiny footprint the suits the
slimmest airplane tray table or bench space.
Touch and type - instantly
NFC devices connect by being tapped together or placed in close proximity to each
other. One2Touch Softpad C1 users simply touch their Android device down onto the keypad's
device cradle and start typing - instantly. The phone and keypad pair instantly any time
the phone is placed on the device cradle.
Low battery drain
Connecting via NFC means the One2Touch Softpad C1 draws minimal battery from the
smartphone. Completely wireless, the Softpad C1's lifelong battery requires no charging.
Availability
The One2Touch Softpad C1 is now in production, and One2Touch is securing distribution
in the North American and European markets. To learn more about when the Softpad C1 will
be available in your market, visit http://www.one2touch.com. The original One2Touch
keypad, the Softpad S1, is at retail now, at Brookstone
[http://www.brookstone.com/nfc-android-keyboard ].
Tester program
One2Touch is looking for testers and reviewers. US-based journalists and bloggers
wishing to test or review a One2touch device can register their interest at
http://www.one2touch.com.
http://www.one2touch.com
Android is a trademark of Google, Inc.
Photo:
http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130926/642750
Photo:http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130926/642750
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One2Touch
CONTACT: Press enquiries - Nils Knagenhjelm, One2Touch AS, Phone: +1-908-399-5494, Email: nk@one2touch.no
New One2Touch Softpad C1 launched - brings traditional keyboard feel, instant NFC connectivity, low battery use
NICE, France, September 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Norwegian company One2Touch today launched the Softpad C1 - a foldable, portable NFC
keyboard for Android smartphones - at NFC World Congress in Nice.
(Photo:
http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130926/642750 )
The pocket-sized keyboard uses Near Field Communication (NFC) to pair instantly with
Android smartphones, allowing instant access to the keypad's large-scale set of
QWERTY-arranged physical keys.
Built for power typists who crave physical keys for speed and accuracy, the One2Touch
SoftPad C1 lets users simply unfold the keypad, touch their Android smartphone onto it and
start typing.
Instant workstation
Unfolding the three panels of the Softpad C1 reveals left and right key banks and a
landing pad for the smartphone to rest on (called the device cradle). The keypad's clasp
serves as a kickstand for the device cradle, giving angle and elevation to Android
smartphones up to five inches. With the device elevated and angled - above the keyboard -
the Softpad C1 has the stance of a traditional laptop, with a tiny footprint the suits the
slimmest airplane tray table or bench space.
Touch and type - instantly
NFC devices connect by being tapped together or placed in close proximity to each
other. One2Touch Softpad C1 users simply touch their Android device down onto the keypad's
device cradle and start typing - instantly. The phone and keypad pair instantly any time
the phone is placed on the device cradle.
Low battery drain
Connecting via NFC means the One2Touch Softpad C1 draws minimal battery from the
smartphone. Completely wireless, the Softpad C1's lifelong battery requires no charging.
Availability
The One2Touch Softpad C1 is now in production, and One2Touch is securing distribution
in the North American and European markets. To learn more about when the Softpad C1 will
be available in your market, visit http://www.one2touch.com. The original One2Touch
keypad, the Softpad S1, is at retail now, at Brookstone
[http://www.brookstone.com/nfc-android-keyboard ].
Tester program
One2Touch is looking for testers and reviewers. US-based journalists and bloggers
wishing to test or review a One2touch device can register their interest at
http://www.one2touch.com.
http://www.one2touch.com
Android is a trademark of Google, Inc.
Photo:
http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130926/642750
Photo:http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130926/642750
http://photoarchive.ap.org/
One2Touch
CONTACT: Press enquiries - Nils Knagenhjelm, One2Touch AS, Phone: +1-908-399-5494, Email: nk@one2touch.no