article_snippet: Microsoft’s Universal Foldable Keyboard does what Microsoft says on the tin.
article_snippet: Portable: Because the board is designed to work with multiple devices, Microsoft has ditched the Windows key as well as function keys from Microsoft original Universal Keyboard .
article_snippet: The UFK was unveiled at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Barcelona and is follow up to the Washington-based company’s non-folding version announced last year.
article_snippet: The UFK is sold in addition to the keyboards specifically designed for the firm’s range of Surface tablets.
article_snippet: A team of designers has created a folding keyboard that fits easily in a pocket and contains eight so-called 'ultra smart' keys that cover all 26 letters of the alphabet.
article_snippet: This includes the two rows of keys, and a wrist rest.
article_snippet: There are eight so-called ‘ultra smart’ keys that contain the 26 letters of the alphabet, numbers, and punctuation marks.
article_snippet: Because the board is designed to work with multiple devices, Microsoft has ditched the Windows key as well as function keys from Microsoft original Universal Keyboard.
article_snippet: Microsoft said the board will go on sale in July and costs $99.95 (£62).
highlights_snippet: Microsoft’s Universal Foldable Keyboard goes on sale in July .
  
highlights_snippet: Microsoft was unveiled at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona .
  
highlights_snippet: Microsoft’s Universal Foldable Keyboard can pair with two devices at the same timeBattery life is up to three months but is recharged via microUSB . 