ViewSonic VB730 Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 20)

22 consumer reports JANUARY 

FEATURE tablets

1 Logitech Tablet Keyboard

for Android .+ 

Compatible with: Tablets

running Android . and above.

What we like. It has large keys

with tablet controls and

shortcuts. It doubles as a stand.

What we don’t like. At .

pounds with case, it’s a bit

heavy. It uses four AAA cells that

you must replace. It lacks Screen

Lock and Brightness controls.

Bottom line. It’s versatile and

compatible with a variety of

Android tablets.

1 Targus Bluetooth Wireless

Keyboard 

Compatible with: iPad, Android,

Windows all versions.

What we like. It’s very portable

and weighs . pounds. It has

large keys, including a number

of keys for shortcuts.

What we don’t like. It isn’t

customized for specific models.

There’s no stand or case. It uses

two AAA cells that you have to

replace periodically.

Bottom line. This is a good

choice if you’re on a budget

and travel often.

1 Samsung Galaxy Tab .

Keyboard Dock 

Compatible with: .inch

Galaxy Tab.

What we like: The dock has

controls, such as Home, Menu, and

Lock Screen, plus app shortcuts.

The stand is handy for long periods

of typing, and the dock has an

additional speaker port.

What we don’t like. At .

pounds, it’s a bit heavier than the

Galaxy Tab itself. The tablet can

be used only in landscape mode.

Bottom line. Versatile and easier

to use than typing on the screen.

1 Zagg Zaggfolio Keyboard

Case 

Compatible with: iPad  and

later, Samsung Galaxy Tab .

different models.

What we like. It has large keys

and doubles as a protective case

and stand. There are tabletspecific

keys and shortcuts. The battery

is rechargeable.

What we don’t like. It’s bulky

and weighs . pounds. The model

for the Galaxy Tab . is a very

tight fit for that tablet.

Bottom line. It’s a lot more

versatile than other keyboards.

1 Microsoft Touch Cover 

1 Microsoft Type Cover 

Compatible with: Microsoft Surface RT.

What we like. Both are thin, can double as a cover, and have

fullsized keys and a convenient touchpad. The Touch Cover

weighs . pounds, and the Type Cover weighs . pounds.

What we don’t like. The tablet can be used only in landscape

mode. The Touch Cover’s flat surface can take some getting used

to, but the Type Cover’s keys move when you press them.

Bottom line. Both are well suited to traveling.

If you find your tablet’s onscreen keyboard awkward to use for more than a short time, consider one of these add-ons:

Do you need an accidentprotection plan? Probably not.

Tablet keyboards make typing a snap

1 Apple Wireless Keyboard 

Compatible with: All iPads.

What we like. It’s small, weighs

. pounds, has large keys,

including some shortcuts, and

can be used with Mac computers.

What we don’t like. Buttons

aren’t customized for iPad, so

some serve no purpose. There’s no

stand, or Home or Lock button. It

uses two AA cells, which you

must replace.

Bottom line. Its small size makes

it well suited for traveling.

1 Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard

Cover 

Compatible with: iPad  and

later.

What we like. It weighs .

pounds. As a stand, it’s very

stable. There are customized keys

for important functions. The

builtin battery is rechargeable.

What we don’t like. The keys

are slightly smaller than on some

other models.

Bottom line. Even with the

stand, it’s lightweight and

portable.

In a recent survey of readers who bought

a new tablet since , almost one in five

bought a service contract or extended

warranty for the device. The figure was about

one in four for those who bought iPads.

The leading reason by far for getting a plan,

cited by  percent of buyers, was to cover

accidental damage. But like most extended

warranties, a protection plan for a tablet

isn’t really a good buy, our data suggest.

For example, only  percent of the , tablet

owners in the survey, conducted by the

Consumer Reports National Research

Center, had repaired their tablet for any

reason. And the vast majority of those tablets

had been repaired within their first year,

when many might well have been covered

by the manufacturer’s warranty or the free

insurance provided by some credit cards.

Though it’s true that manufacturer

warranties don’t cover accidents, fewer than

half of the repairs in the survey were made for

that reason. And only  percent of those who

bought a warranty had used it for a repair.

Plans don’t come cheap, either. The median

price respondents paid for AppleCare, Apple’s

extended plan for iPads, was  and, for

noniPad tablets, . AppleCare also has a

 perincident charge for repairs due to an

accident. And should your iPad be damaged,

you won’t necessarily get a brandnew

replacement. Plan terms allow for repairs

to be made to your unit or for it to be

replaced with a refurbished unit.

If you must buy a plan to cover accidents,

try to pay as little as possible. For an iPad,

consider accidental coverage that’s cheaper

than AppleCare, such as the , twoyear

accidental plan sold at Walmart.

Touch

Cover

Type

Cover

Two models for the Surface

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