New York, May 27, 2014. – Defender, the trusted provider of technology solutions for work and life, introduces the Infinity SM-615 Nano solar-powered super eco-friendly wireless keyboard. This summer, the sun will work not only for tanning, but also for the life support of the main working tool!
Who wants to sit in a stuffy office in summer when you can sit in the park, in the country house or at the edge of a pond and work for pleasure?? And the most eco-friendly energy source – the sun – takes care of the power of electronic devices. Defender solar-powered slim keyboard is the ideal tool for those who care about their health and the environment, because now you can forget about alkaline batteries forever.
Defender Infinity SM-615 Nano is visually almost indistinguishable from other low-profile wireless keyboards: only small strips of photovoltaic cells at the top of the case indicate the presence of solar panels.
By the way, an alternative power source does not mean that you have to put the keyboard until sunny autumn days: the device supports two modes of charging, and in cloudy weather you can use the supplied charging cable. Just flip the toggle switch on the bottom of the case to switch between modes. One full battery charge lasts an average of 3 months of active work.
Defender Infinity SM-615 Nano has a classic layout and flat divided keys with soft travel. Working with this keyboard is a pleasure. Despite the small size of the device, there is enough room for a full-fledged digital unit, and for four multimedia keys.
Traditional “office” design and black color of the keyboard makes it a perfect match to any modern computer.
Specifications
| Number of additional keypad buttons: | 4 multimedia control |
| Keyboard color: | Black |
| Keyboard design: | Slim |
| American layout color: | White |
| The keyboard power: | Lithium-ion batteries li-ion |
| The keyboard has an average battery life: | for up to 3 months |
| Radius of action: | 10 m |
| Radio interface: | 2.4 GHz |
| Interface: | USB |
| Compatibility: | Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8, Mac OS X 10 |
| Mouse/Keyboard Size: | 46 x 17 x 2.3 cm |
| Package size: | 50 x 22.7 x 4 cm |
| Weight of mouse/keyboard/package: | 0.64 /0.86 kg |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
What exactly does “catch the sun bunnies” mean in relation to the Defender Infinity SM-615 Nano? Is it referring to its ability to absorb solar energy?
“Catch the sun bunnies” does not specifically refer to the Defender Infinity SM-615 Nano’s ability to absorb solar energy. Without further context, it is difficult to determine the exact meaning of this phrase in relation to the product. It could be a metaphorical expression implying the product’s capability to harness or make use of energy efficiently, but further information is needed to provide a more accurate interpretation.
The product is intriguing, but what exactly does “catch the sun bunnies” mean in relation to the Defender Infinity SM-615 Nano? Does it refer to capturing solar energy or is it referring to something else entirely?