I was able to take Verbatim's Mobile Wireless Bluetooth keyboard for a spin. This is a revision to an earlier model they have.  In the package, you get their keyboard, batteries, case, and guide.

This keyboard reminds me of the days when I was using a ThinkOutside and Palm Wireless keyboard with my pocket PC's. This keyboard folds in half when not in use and can be placed in the included carrying pouch. It is a little thick when folded in half but none the less, it's still pretty compact and easy to store.

The folks at Kensington sent me their Virtuoso Metro Stylus and Pen for Tablets to try out for review. I have a love hate relationship with this pen. It’s the first pen stylus combo I have used for tablets and I absolutely love that concept.

You can see the full feature listing below along with all my pics at the end. The pen itself is very comfortable to use and in my opinion it writes very well. I don’t use ballpoint pens too often as I prefer to use my Sharpie fine point pens. But I have to say, I really like the way this writes.

Not too long ago, Zagg came out with the ZAGGkeys Solo. This is a bluetooth keyboard that works with many tablets, some smartphones, iPhones and iPod Touches. It works with both iOS and Android.

Arkon sent me their recently released tablet mount system to try out. This universal system not only allows you to use your iPad, but a wide assortment of tablets in your vehicle by placing the device in a mount system that attaches to your windshield.

In the package you get the extension arm and spring loaded holder. There are six arms that also slide onto the holder. They consist of two sizes that allow you to mix and match for your particular needs.