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General characteristics MAYS WSKF-500b Black USB
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusPacking list:
keyboard + mouse
Purpose:
desktop
The type of wireless communication:
radio channel
Range of wireless communication:
10 m
Connection interface:
USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusColor:
black
Trackball:
no
Keyboard MAYS WSKF-500b Black USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusDesign:
classic
Digital unit:
yes
Type:
membrane
Wireless Communication:
yes
Ultra-thin design:
yes
Number of keys:
109
The number of additional keys:
5
Power supply keyboard:
1xAAA
Mouse MAYS WSKF-500b Black USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusType:
optical led
Wireless Communication:
yes
Design:
for right and left hand
Scroll wheel:
yes
Number of keys:
4
Resolution optical sensor:
1000 dpi
Power supply mouse:
2xAAA
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