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General Characteristics Solidtek Industrial Silicone Keyboard Super Mini KB-IKB88 KB-IKB-88
Manufacturer:
Solidtek, Inc
Manufacturer Part Number:
KB-IKB-88
Brand Name:
Solidtek
Product Name:
Keyboard
Product Type:
Keyboard
Keyboard Solidtek Industrial Silicone Keyboard Super Mini KB-IKB88 KB-IKB-88
Keyswitch Technology:
Industrial Silicon Rubber
Connectivity Technology:
Cable
Features:
Water Proof
Interfaces/Ports Solidtek Industrial Silicone Keyboard Super Mini KB-IKB88 KB-IKB-88
Host Interface:
USB
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusPhysical Characteristics Solidtek Industrial Silicone Keyboard Super Mini KB-IKB88 KB-IKB-88
Color:
Black
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