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Typing on a small keyboard can be a really trying experience when you are travelling.

The problem is exacerbated if you have an iPaq or some other itsy-bitsy piece of computing equipment that was made with considerations of size and weight, but not necessarily typing utility.

Well, luckily, if you do a lot of typing and an iPaq is your only option then you can get a foldable keyboard to ease the pain of actually typing on it.

This one folds up into a nice small package so you can cart it around with your other gear without worrying about size and weight issues.

It is in all ways (except the folding thing) a pretty standard keyboard with a wide range of language formats. A great option for journalists or writers.

This one’s available over at Keenzo for $72.99.