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Congratulations on your recent Bluetooth Mini Keyboard purchase. In this video we’re going to walk you through the pairing process to set up your new Goldtouch Bluetooth keyboard with your favorite Windows PC device. Let’s get started. Let’s begin by making sure the keyboard is turned on. Please move the slider switch on the back
If you are older, and you used computers over the past 2-3 decades, it may have come apparent that keyboards now suck. No longer do keyboards have that satisfying tactile feel that the old typewriters and older computers keyboards had. Most keyboards now, just like my Razer Deathstalker, which is the the keyboard that I
Place the unit upside down. Slide the battery latches to the unlocked position Slide the battery pack toward the back of the machine, and out of the slot. Using the flat edge of a non-metallic pry tool, push the keyboard frame up to reveal the screws. Loosen the six captive screws. Lift the back of
Welcome to iTranslate’s How-to-videos! Today we are going to show you how to add and use the iTranslate keyboard extension. With theiTranslate keyboard extension, you can translate texts within any app. Like, for example, Whatsapp or Facebook. First, you need to add the keyboard. For that, please open the iOS settings app. Then, please go
Laser Keyboards Looked Cool! Hey, what’s good guys? Keaton here. So, I saw one of these laser keyboards in like an airplane magazine, like four years ago, and I just finally got the chance to go and pick one up, and before we check this out, get subscribed if you’re new around here. Just click
Slide the battery locking switch into the unlocked position. Slide and hold the release latch into the unlock position, and slide the battery out of the bay. Loosen three captive screws from the large bottom cover. Grasp the cover at the access notch, and lift the cover to release the clips. Close the cover and
Flip the system over. Slide the battery latch marked with a one to the unlocked position. Slide the battery latch marked with a two to the unlocked position and slide the battery out of the chassis. Remove the two retaining screws. Flip the system over and open the lid. Use a non-metallic pry tool to
Press and hold Now release the button Type the code Press Enter
Today we’ll make this simple shortcut keyboard. Ouu Yeah! It’s actually quiet similar to “The Mighty Button” project, but this time it’s a USB shortcut keyboard and it’s super simple to make, super cheap, super easy. All you need is a free program called “HID Macros”. It’s great because it let’s you assign different shortcuts
( typing ) ( retro game sounds ) I don’t have a Lisa Keyboard, and they’re quite rare and expensive. But here’s what it looked like, it was quite large and clunky. Although not really any wider than a modern Apple keyboard. So, this is the original Macintosh keyboard. It’s kind of tall, and notice
