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General Characteristics SMK-Link Blu-Link Multi-Host Bluetooth Keyboard VP6640
Manufacturer:
SMK-Link Electronics Corporation
Manufacturer Part Number:
VP6640
Brand Name:
SMK-Link
Product Line:
Blu-Link
Product Model:
VP6640
Product Name:
Blu-Link Multi-Host Bluetooth Keyboard
Product Type:
Keyboard
Additional Product Specifications SMK-Link Blu-Link Multi-Host Bluetooth Keyboard VP6640
Keyboard SMK-Link Blu-Link Multi-Host Bluetooth Keyboard VP6640
Connectivity Technology:
Wireless
Wireless Technology:
bluetooth
Number of Keys:
78
Keys Layout:
QWERTY
Physical Characteristics SMK-Link Blu-Link Multi-Host Bluetooth Keyboard VP6640
Height:
0.7" (18.3 mm)
Width:
11.2" (284.5 mm)
Depth:
5.2" (132.1 mm)
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