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Last updated: Saturday, August 11, 2012

Japanese manufacturer Elecom is well-known for offering a range of mobile keyboards. In 2012 they have already launched a keyboard/Bluetooth handset combo, a mini Bluetooth keyboard compatible with a wide range of gadgets, and even a laser projection keyboard for Android and iOS. This week Elecom has embraced a new standard in wireless communication: NFC.

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