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General Characteristics Lenovo 73P2620 Enhanced Performance Keyboard
Manufacturer:
Lenovo Group Limited
Manufacturer Part Number:
73P2620
Brand Name:
Lenovo
Product Model:
73P2620
Product Name:
73P2620 Enhanced Performance Keyboard
Product Type:
Keyboard
Keyboard Lenovo 73P2620 Enhanced Performance Keyboard
Connectivity Technology:
Cable
Number of Keys:
104
Features:
Palm Rest
Hot Keys:
Programmable
Localization:
English (US)
Interfaces/Ports Lenovo 73P2620 Enhanced Performance Keyboard
Host Interface:
USB
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusPhysical Characteristics Lenovo 73P2620 Enhanced Performance Keyboard
Color:
Black
Height:
1.5" (38.1 mm)
Width:
18.3" (464.8 mm)
Depth:
7.9" (200.7 mm)
Weight (Approximate):
1.27 kg
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