Cool Macally Btkey Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard For Mac
Psiphon for mac. Accessory vendor Macally on Wednesday announced a number of new products for the Mac, including several wireless input devices and two 'eco-conscious' laptop stands. The wireless accessories include both Bluetooth and radio-frequency (RF) devices.
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The $70 is a full-size keyboard that uses low-profile scissor keys, and the $50 features three programmable buttons, a scroll wheel, and an 800-dpi laser sensor. Each requires two AAA batteries (included).
RF devices include the $30 and the $30. The Optimo features 3 programmable buttons, a scroll wheel, a precision optical sensor, a 'nano' USB RF receiver, and a switch for toggling between 800 and 1600dpi resolution. The low-profile MGlide includes a clickable scroll wheel, a precision optical sensor, and a compartment inside the mouse for storing the RF USB receiver. The company also released two $40 notebook stands made of bamboo and packaged in environmentally-friendly materials. The EcoFan and EcoFanPro each feature an 'ultra-quiet fan' powered by your laptop's USB port; the EcoFanPro adds the capability to adjust the stand.
- Macally BTKey is a stylish wireless bluetooth extended keyboard. Low profile Scissor keys reduce key stroke travel distances and eases pressure on your finger tips. It connects using the latest Bluetooth 2.0 wireless technology ensures seamless operation.
- I tried the Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard for Mac - Solar Recharging, Mac-Friendly Keyboard, 2.4GHz Wireless - Silver It's a beautiful thing with a genuine Apple feel to it, but alas, the connection often lags or disappears altogether. I've had the Macally up and running for a few days now with absolutely no hitches.
Macally says all products are available now. This story, 'Macally intros wireless input devices' was originally published.
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