SlimStar 8000 Wireless Keyboard & Mouse, Is it Genius?

As times goes by, we more depend on wireless technology instead of copper. I was a network engineer and I used to install computer network using UTP cable, I loved it as it offers faster data transfer speed up to 100 Mbps. However, given the deliberate lack of flexibility of the copper, wireless getting more popularity these days. Now we can find WiFi hotspot almost on every corner. And now we can find the adoption of wireless network into smaller environmet, such as between keyboad/mouse and PC/tablet.

Genius SlimStar 8000 Wireless Keyboard & Mouse

Press Release

March 8, 2011, Taipei, Taiwan – Genius, a leading manufacturer of computer peripherals, is releasing the SlimStar 8000, a wireless keyboard and mouse combo, in the United States and Canada today. The Genius SlimStar 8000 offers convenience, compactness and mobility to consumers, especially travelers on the road.

Genius SlimStar 8000 Wireless Mouse

The Genius new SlimStar 8000 combo uses anti-interference and long-range 2.4GHz wireless frequency and with the USB receiver, you can connect the ultra-slim keyboard and the 1200 dpi optical mouse to a desktop or notebook. With innovative keycaps, this comfortable full-size keyboard provides excellent tactile feedback. Small liquid drain holes beneath the keys prevent any damage to the keyboard from accidental spills. Two volume-control hot keys are included as well. The sensitive and high-tracking mouse provides steady, fluid and effortless control. With right and left control buttons, along with the patented “Magic Roller” scroll-wheel this wireless mouse is perfect for any type of work. The ultra-slim SlimStar 8000 wireless keyboard and mouse combo is the ideal tool that is comfortable and smooth for long time usage.

Both the keyboard and mouse are black. Three AAA alkaline batteries are included so that both the keyboard and mouse can be used right out of the box.

Windows® 7/Vista/XP and one USB port are required.

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