Wireless Keyboard Uses RF Technology

  • 09/01/96
Exploiting new radio frequency technology, the Wireless Surfboard provides keyboard and mouse operation of IBM-compatible computers at distances of 50 feet or more. The Surfboard consists of a compact, 83-key keyboard, a touch-sensitive mouse touchpad with dual mouse buttons, and an RF transmitter/receiver. A mouse port lets users connect their own mouse or other pointing device, if desired. RF d'es not require line-of-sight, so the keyboard need not be aimed at its receiver (as would an infrared keyboard). According to the firm, RF provides a higher level of data integrity. The Wireless Surfboard uses standard AA batteries; when inactive, it automatically enters a low-power mode. Wireless Computing, Irving, TX, (214) 719-2515, www.cpgs.com/wireless.

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