Panasonic iKey Magnesium Detachable Folding Keyboard with Touchpad IK-PAN-FZG1-LC specs.
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General Characteristics Panasonic iKey Magnesium Detachable Folding Keyboard with Touchpad IK-PAN-FZG1-LC
Manufacturer:
Panasonic
Manufacturer Part Number:
IK-PAN-FZG1-LC
Brand Name:
Panasonic
Product Name:
iKey Magnesium Detachable Folding Keyboard with Touchpad
Packaged Quantity:
1
Product Type:
Keyboard
Keyboard Panasonic iKey Magnesium Detachable Folding Keyboard with Touchpad IK-PAN-FZG1-LC
Features:
Foldable
Pointing Device Panasonic iKey Magnesium Detachable Folding Keyboard with Touchpad IK-PAN-FZG1-LC
Pointing Device Type:
TouchPad
Physical Characteristics Panasonic iKey Magnesium Detachable Folding Keyboard with Touchpad IK-PAN-FZG1-LC
Weight (Approximate):
453.6 g
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