Lenovo Compact Bluetooth Keyboard with TrackPoint (4Y40U90599) specs.
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Keyboard/Keypad Lenovo Compact Bluetooth Keyboard with TrackPoint (4Y40U90599)
Keyswitch Technology:
Scissors
Keyboard/Keypad Connectivity Technology:
Wireless
Keyboard/Keypad Wireless Technology:
Bluetooth
Localization:
English (US)
Pointing Device Lenovo Compact Bluetooth Keyboard with TrackPoint (4Y40U90599)
Pointing Device Type:
Trackpoint
Design Lenovo Compact Bluetooth Keyboard with TrackPoint (4Y40U90599)
Keyboard/Keypad Height:
0.53" (13.50 mm)
Keyboard/Keypad Width:
6.46" (164 mm)
Keyboard/Keypad Depth:
12.05" (306 mm)
Weight:
460 g
Miscellaneous Lenovo Compact Bluetooth Keyboard with TrackPoint (4Y40U90599)
Device Supported:
Notebook All-in-One PC
Platform Supported:
Windows
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