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• Keyboard and Mice

Logitech Typeaway        Price : AUD149

Product Description:

TypeAway is an ultra slim, lightweight folding handheld keyboard. Its innovative design features a built-in-cradle: no batteries or cable are required. The responsive and comfortable keys enable fast data entry and shortcuts give you instant access to your favorite applications.

Logitech Cordless Freedom Optical        Price : AUD249

Product Descriptions:

The ultimate in comfort and design. Lose the restricting cord and the lint-collecting mouse. Every keystroke is now made easy with Zero Degree Tilt™, offering one of the lowest profile keyframes available. Seamlessly connect and navigate the Internet at the touch of an iTouch button or the scroll of the iNav wheel. Intuitive multimedia controls are at your fingertips and allow you to control MP3s, DVDs and CDs from your keyboard.

Logitech Mouseman Traveller        Price : AUD129

Product Descriptions:

This compact mouse is specifically designed for notebook use. Travel anywhere with it. Optical sensors create smoother scrolling and greater mouse accuracy. No ball. No cleaning. No hassle. Innovative design fits comfortably in either hand. Sleek, two-button style offers convenient and easy clicking.

A4Tech Wireless Desktop Multimedia A-Type Health Mouse and Keyboard        Price : AUD 220

Product Descriptions:

The Atype(anti-RSI) health keyboard is superiorly designed for preventing Repetitive Strain Injury and maximum comfort. This innovative "A-shape" look-alike key layout introduces a breakthrough from the traditional key layout. The standard position and order of the keys does not change, but instead the direction of the keys is improved and let your fingers in a straight line with your forearm as viewed from above. The new Atype(anti-RSI) health keyboard design improves hand and arm postures. This not only makes typing much easier and faster, but most important of all, it prevents Repetitive Strain Injury like Tightness, discomfort, stiffness, soreness or burning in the hands, wrists, fingers, forearms, or elbows.

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