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Originally Posted by FrustratedReader
I don't think so.
Very few eReaders have bluetooth and I think only for audio playback. Keyboards / clickers are a different protocol.
I've tried USB keyboards that work on an Android phone via the USB A socket to USB micro adaptor, with and without a powered hub. Four different Kindles, Kobo H2O original, Cover Story, Binatone Readme, Sony PRS350 and Nook Simple Touch. Nothing.
Even the stupid TV and blueray player works with proprietary wireless keyboard with USB dongle or any USB keyboard.
No doubt if the port supports host mode someone can hack it. Obviously the PW3 supports host mode as a generic USB audio stick works. If it's not actually a USB2G port, then no firmware patch can fix it.
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Do you have a link to where i could write into support. This is so ridiculously stupid. Hell, when i make notes in book it be amazing to use a bluetooth keyboard compared to the inefficient shit touch e-ink screen. I cant believe they did not think to allow that.