New York, November 19, 2015 ā Genius, the world leader in computer and mobile peripherals, introduces SlimStar 130, a record-slim keyboard with comfortable split keys and a āchocolate keycapā design. The device is only 25 mm thick.
Genius SlimStar 130 keyboard
The keyboard is one of the key working tools of modern man. The amount and timing of tasks depends on how comfortable it is: frequent typos or insecure keystrokes are not conducive to high typing speeds. At the same time, the appearance of the keyboard plays no less of a role, because a neat and stylish workplace improves mood and increases productivity. Genius engineers managed to create the device that is both very convenient and incredibly attractive.
Genius SlimStar 130 is one of the slimmest keyboards in the world: its thickness together with the keys is less than 25mm. The sleek chocolate look and nuanced āchocolate keycapā key design gives you a smooth, soft touch for minimal fingerprints. In addition, the keys of the device are very durable and can withstand even the most intensive load.
The undisputed advantage of Genius SlimStar 130 is silent operation, so itās suitable for both home and open space offices. The keyboard is not only quiet but also hygienic: The island system prevents dust and dirt from collecting between the keys.
The Genius SlimStar 130 got the classic layout with a separate number block and full-size Enter. The device connects via USB, is compatible with Windows 10 and is ready to use without drivers installation.
Genius SlimStar 130 is available in black and white. The device will be on sale in January 2016 at a very pleasant price of 890 Dollars.
This sounds interesting! Iām curious to know if the chocolate keys in this ultra-thin keyboard are actually made of chocolate or are they just shaped like chocolate?
This sounds intriguing! Iām wondering how durable these āchocolate keysā are. Can they withstand frequent use and typing? Are they actually made of chocolate or just designed to resemble it? Additionally, is the keyboard still comfortable to use despite its ultra-thin design? Any insight would be greatly appreciated!