Logitech unveils illuminating keyboard

Posted in Logitech by Shane McGlaun on September 2nd, 2008

Logitech Illuminated KeyboardIf you have ever tried to work in a dark room you know that it can be hard to find all the keys on the keyboard. This is especially hard for the non-touch typist. Many gaming keyboards now feature backlighting, but backlighting is not something seen on most general use keyboards.

Logitech has announced a new general use keyboard that features full backlighting called the Logitech Illuminated Keyboard. The keyboard uses the Logitech PerfectStroke key system for good feedback and typing.

The keyboard is only 9.3mm thick and has a transparent frame around the keyboard. Other features include a soft-touch palm rest and full-size key layout. The keyboard measures 18.03″ L x 7.56″ W x 0.37″ H. The keyboard will ship in September for $79.99.

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One Response to “Logitech unveils illuminating keyboard”

  1. bryan Says:

    I am always on the go and I am considering a mobile keyboard for my laptop. I was considering the Logitech di Novo for notebooks which you also featured but I am more inclined to favor the Fabric Wireless Keyboard which I saw at http://www.pressdigital.com.au/. This Just Mobile RoKy fabric keyboard is aptly named since it folds like fabric once you’re done so it is really very convenient. However, I also like this Logitech illuminated keyboard since it is pretty hard to type when its dark but are these keyboards compatible with laptops also?

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