Thermaltake Soprano Aluminum Keyboard A2478 Black USB specs.
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General Characteristics Thermaltake Soprano Aluminum Keyboard A2478 Black USB
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusCompletion:
keyboard
Appointment:
desktop computer
Interface connection:
USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusColor:
black
Trackball:
no
Keyboard Thermaltake Soprano Aluminum Keyboard A2478 Black USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusConstruction:
classical
Digital block:
Yes
Type:
membrane
Island keyboard:
yes
Number of Keys:
111
The number of additional keys:
7
Dimensions (WxHxD):
425x26x203 mm
Weight:
1245 g
Additionally Thermaltake Soprano Aluminum Keyboard A2478 Black USBUniversal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusFeatures:
the keyboard is made of aluminum
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