Works, but not 10-finger writing

the folding mechanism is also slipping a little in my, have not dared to venture I there, therefore it is in the middle of some area, the rubber feet are a bit flat, so sliding the keyboard on a flat surface (Formica office furniture, etc.). So always use a non-slip surface.
The biggest shortcoming is that I can not write fluent 10-finger with the part, although the unfolded width would be sufficient to accommodate everything well. Of course, the buttons are a little closer. But they are simply not positioned within the tolerance range, where you expect them. Enter, Shift and arrow pointing upward are difficult to separate with the right little finger. In the middle there is then a wide "V" button and other shifts through the folding mechanism. With an Apple bluetooth keyboard for about 60 euros, which can be stowed in pockets worse, I did not want to compare this part. Reference for a folding keyboard for me my Palm folding keyboard from 2004, unfortunately, was the only infrared with my Palm Tungsten T3, from the layout it was superior.
So for 2- or 4-finger speed recorder, or for brain acrobats who think along the 10-finger writing keyboard to keyboard, it is suitable for the transport size is advantageous. But if I have to correct that continually written because of typos, I'm with the speech recognition when Nexus 7 faster than typing. In a consultation times quickly communicate key in what I could thus not be implemented despite several attempts.
Addendum: have extra again looked at 10-finger system: the "b" is actually normally operated by the left hand, but is attached to the right of the folding mechanism, you meet it always the "v", with the "6" is true similar.