R-Go Tools Split Ergonomic Keyboard, QWERTY (US), Black, Wired (RGOSP-USWIBL) specs.
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Keyboard/Keypad R-Go Tools Split Ergonomic Keyboard, QWERTY (US), Black, Wired (RGOSP-USWIBL)
Keyboard/Keypad Connectivity Technology:
Cable
Localization:
English (US)
Interfaces/Ports R-Go Tools Split Ergonomic Keyboard, QWERTY (US), Black, Wired (RGOSP-USWIBL)
Keyboard/Keypad Host Interface:
USB
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusDesign R-Go Tools Split Ergonomic Keyboard, QWERTY (US), Black, Wired (RGOSP-USWIBL)
Color:
Black
Keyboard/Keypad Height:
0.35" (9 mm)
Keyboard/Keypad Width:
11.34" (288 mm)
Keyboard/Keypad Depth:
5.39" (137 mm)
Weight (Approximate):
296 g
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