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#20
Originally Posted by sjgadsby View Post
No, a special USB keyboard is not necessary. Nearly any one will work. Fancy, expensive keyboards with backlit or LCD-display keys may draw too much power to function, and oddball keyboards that require Windows-only drivers will cause trouble, but your basic USB keyboard will just require a Micro USB adapter. Then it's plug and go.
Being able to use a USB keyboard is cool, but where to plug it in?