Gigabyte announces minimalist keyboard series

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/27/2009 01:34 PM | source: | 0 comment(s)

Gigabyte announces a well-designed keyboard K7100. Based on professional industrial design the GK7100 successfully decreased its thickness into 0.9 cm and delivers prime comfortable typing experience. With multiple hot keys, it not only shows out its elegant with minimalist appearance, also provides full function to respond with market$B!G(Bs urgently demand for office peripheral.

GK-K7100 Features & Benefits:

Scissors structure key switch makes notebook-like key traveling.
Ultra slim type, minimum thinness only 9mm
18 multiple multimedia hot keys.
Glossy surface design

The thinnest GK-K7100 is a minimalist designed keyboard which adopts the latest technology of scissors structure key switch to highlight the ultra slim and comfortable notebook-like keystroke. With the slim and glossy surface design, K7100 undoubtedly expresses sleek and minimal style. K7100, a piece of high-technology art, is much more than an ordinary keyboard.

Besides the sleek outlook, K7100 is also a practical computer input device. The multimedia function switch provides a chance for users to get into the multimedia world by simply pressing Fn and F12 in one second. Turning multimedia mode on, users can easily control what they want to use with media or the Internet hot keys.

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