Mitsumi computer keyboard specifications.
Computer keyboard Specs >> MitsumiMitsumi Keyboard Classic White PS/2 |
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 | Interface connection: PS/2 Trackball: no Number of keys: 105 ... |
 Mitsumi Keyboard Classic White PS/2 |
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Mitsumi Keyboard Millennium White PS/2 |
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 | Interface connection: PS/2 Trackball: no Number of keys: 120 ... |
| Mitsumi Keyboard Millennium White PS/2 |
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Mitsumi Keyboard Millennium Black PS/2 |
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 | Interface connection: PS/2 Trackball: no Number of keys: 120 ... |
| Mitsumi Keyboard Millennium Black PS/2 |
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Mitsumi Keyboard Ergonomic White PS/2 |
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 | Interface connection: PS/2 Trackball: no Number of keys: 105 ... |
| Mitsumi Keyboard Ergonomic White PS/2 |
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Mitsumi Keyboard Business Line White PS/2 |
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 | Interface connection: PS/2 Number of keys: 105 ... |
| Mitsumi Keyboard Business Line White PS/2 |
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Mitsumi Keyboard Classic Black PS/2 |
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 | Interface connection: PS/2 Trackball: no Number of keys: 105 ... |
| Mitsumi Keyboard Classic Black PS/2 |
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Mitsumi KSX-3 White PS/2 |
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 | Interface connection: PS/2 Trackball: no Number of keys: 104 ... |
| Mitsumi KSX-3 White PS/2 |
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Mitsumi KSX-3 Black PS/2 |
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 | Interface connection: PS/2 Trackball: no Number of keys: 104 ... |
| Mitsumi KSX-3 Black PS/2 |
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Mitsumi Keyboard Millennium Ivory PS/2 |
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 | Interface connection: PS/2 Number of keys: 120 ... |
| Mitsumi Keyboard Millennium Ivory PS/2 |
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