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General Characteristics Genius Wireless TwinTouch Grey PS/2
Completion:
Keyboard + mouse
Appointment:
desktop computer
Type of wireless:
radio channel
Interface connection:
PS/2
Color:
gray
Keyboard Genius Wireless TwinTouch Grey PS/2
Construction:
classical
Digital block:
Yes
Wireless Communication:
Yes
The number of additional keys:
12
The power supply keyboard:
2xAA
Mouse Genius Wireless TwinTouch Grey PS/2
Type:
optical led
Wireless Communication:
Yes
Design:
for right and left hand
The scroll wheel:
Yes
Number of Keys:
3
Resolution optical sensor:
800 dpi
The power supply mouse:
2xAA
Additionally Genius Wireless TwinTouch Grey PS/2
Features:
Wireless keyboard with 12 hot keys, a convenient folding handhold, a receiver with one channel, 256 identification codes
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