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Friday, August 26, 2011

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Relief after Apple’s segregation of keyboards in the USA

Allan Tépper | 08/26

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If you read my recent article Apple USA unfortunately segregates Mac Mini’s keyboard options here in ProVideo Coalition magazine, you may now feel relief. After exploring multiple sources, I have fortunately located a USA-based company that is willing and able to offer both versions of the official Apple aluminum keyboards with the Spanish ISO layout. When I say “both versions”, I mean both the wired (USB) version with numeric keyboard, and the wireless (Bluetooth) version without the numeric keyboard. Now Apple users in the USA who choose the Mac Mini and would like an official Apple Spanish keyboard (with which Apple USA does not currently offer any Spanish keyboard option) can order their desired keyboard from this company. Of course, this also applies if you want a replacement keyboard for your iMac or MacPro, or if you want an external keyboard for a MacBook, MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro, regardless of whether the computer currently has a Spanish ISO or any other type of keymap, and regardless of whether you run your system in English (or in any other language).

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Above is the Apple wired Aluminum Spanish ISO keymap with numeric keyboard. Click here to see a larger version.

Ohana Multiple Solutions is located in Hialeah, Florida, USA and is offering the models as follows:

  • Apple Spanish aluminum wired (USB) with inboard numeric keyboard: US$48 plus shipping.
  • Apple Spanish aluminum wireless (Bluetooth) US$68 plus shipping.

The company clarifies that these prices are for cash/check. If paying with credit card, the price will be 5% more, and these prices do not include Florida sales tax, which will be charged if the items are delivered or picked up in Florida. If you supply your Fedex account number, then Ohana Multiple Solutions will use that instead of charging you the freight. Contact Belinda Bermúdez at +1-305-496-6566 or via email at beli1122 (at) live.com

To review all of the advantages of the Spanish ISO keyboard (even if you only write in English), see my recent article Apple USA unfortunately segregates Mac Mini’s keyboard options.

Read Allan Tépper’s latest book

Read Allan Tépper’s latest book, Unleash GoogleVoice’s hidden power. More info about both the print version and the new ebook version at books.AllanTepper.com. The ebook version is DRM-free and now available from the Amazon Kindle store, Apple iBooks store, Barnes & Noble NOOKbook store, and other popular ebook sources.

Allan Tépper’s consulting, articles, seminars, and audio programs

Contact Allan Tépper for consulting, or find a full listing of his articles and upcoming seminars and webinars at AllanTepper.com. Listen to his TecnoTur program, which is now available both in Castilian and in English, free of charge. Search for TecnoTur in iTunes or visit TecnoTur.us for more information.

Disclosure, to comply with the FTC’s rules

None of the manufacturers listed in this article is paying Allan Tépper or TecnoTur LLC specifically to write this article. Some of the manufacturers listed above have contracted Tépper and/or TecnoTur LLC to carry out consulting and/or translations/localizations/transcreations. At publication date, there is no commercial relationship between Allan Tépper/TecnoTur LLC with Ohana Multiple Solutions. So far, none of the manufacturers listed above is/are sponsors of the TecnoTur programs, although they are welcome to do so, and some are, may be (or may have been) sponsors of ProVideo Coalition magazine. Some links to third parties listed in this article and/or on this web page may indirectly benefit TecnoTur LLC via affiliate programs.

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