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General Characteristics Trust Slimline Keyboard Aluminium KB-1800S IT Silver USB PS/2
Completion:
keyboard
Appointment:
desktop computer
Interface connection:
USB + PS/2
Color:
more colors
Keyboard Trust Slimline Keyboard Aluminium KB-1800S IT Silver USB PS/2
Construction:
classical
Digital block:
Yes
Type:
membrane
Island keyboard:
yes
Number of Keys:
112
The number of additional keys:
8
Dimensions (WxHxD):
410x20x155 mm
Additionally Trust Slimline Keyboard Aluminium KB-1800S IT Silver USB PS/2
Features:
Additional keys:
Sleep, Wake Up, Home, E-Mail, Favorites, Play/Pause, Mute, Forward, Backward, Alt Gr (access to special characters (Euro))
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