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LG's new Rolly Keyboard 2 rolls up along five key rows

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Himanshu 14 April, 2016

LG Misc

Remember the LG Rolly Keyboard? A wireless portable keyboard that could be folded into an easy-to-carry stick. Well, a successor to that device has been unveiled. Appropriately dubbed Rolly Keyboard 2, the new keyboard contains several improvements over its predecessor.

While the first-gen Rolly had four rows of keys, the successor rolls up along five. LG has also added a tab at the bottom that the company claims makes it easier for users to open the keyboard. While using the same Bluetooth tech, the Rolly 2 is capable of pairing up to 3 three devices, compared to 2 devices on the original one.

The Rolly Keyboard 2 carries a price tag of around $110, and will be available for purchase in LG's home country of South Korea. There's currently no information on if and when it will be available in international markets.

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  • Anonymous
  • XQ9
  • 15 Apr 2016

sorry for your worst taste

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  • The.Neighbor
  • v0q
  • 14 Apr 2016

Microsoft BT foldable keyboard fits well in your pocket. Thin, and flat. $100.

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  • Gibby
  • Ixj
  • 14 Apr 2016

PRECISELY!!! Along with a projector & large stereo speaker modules. See LG - it's not rocket science to come up with some practical ideas! ;)

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