First look at the Dell Venue 8 Pro's wireless keyboard and case

Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

The Dell Venue 8 Pro is an impressive Windows 8 tablet that's got portability and power thanks to a great design and Intel's Atom processor. The wireless keyboard accessory, which comes with a case, just started shipping. We purchased it early December for $99 before Dell offered buyers a $15 discount.

The keyboard itself is thin, light and connects magnetically to the case's cover for easy packing up and storage. The keys are smaller  than what we're used to although the build quality is better than most third-party keyboards we've tested for other tablets.  This should be good for productivity focused users who want the full QWERTY-keyboard input option. We unboxed this just minutes ago so we need time to work with it. Stay tuned for a full review.

Logitech Touch Keyboard K400 goes white

If your devices all come in white and you like your accessories to match or just want a sleeker-looking keyboard, a white version of the Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 is expected to be released this September. 

This special edition keyboard will be equipped with the same features you expect from the K400, including a built-in touchpad, plug-and-play connectivity, and long range wireless. The suggested retail price for this white version is set at $39.99.

Logitech debuts all-in-one keyboard TK820 with built-in touchpad

Taking out the need of a mouse, the Logitech Wireless All-in-One Keyboard TK820 comes with a large touchpad for easy typing and swiping. This keyboard takes up less space on your desk with its ultra-slim look. Its touchpad supports up to 13 Windows 8 multi-touch gestures. It makes use of Advanced 2.4GHz connectivity allowing you to use the keyboard in any position convenient for you without worrying about delays or dropouts. The TK820 is expected to be available this month at the suggested retail price of $99.99.