Introduction
You probably have seen a few of these keyboards before but this one is from Flexiglow who are known for making very nice modd products. We will look closer into this and see how bright it really is and if it’s nice to type on and use.
About Flexiglow:
Flexiglowtm is an ultra-efficient producer and global supplier of specialized Illumination products. We supply an array of industries including PC Mod & Accessories, Signage & Display, Architectural, Advertising, Model Builders, Automotive… In fact any industry that requires a bright idea. Established in 1998 to provide OEM within the Novelty Lighting industry, we have enjoyed strong growth through Strategic Alliances with several business partners globally. Our founding members have over 17 years experience in the novelty lighting industry, and today, the Flexiglow Group of companies consists of:-
Research and Development division in Hong Kong.
A manufacturing division in Guangzhou China.
We consider ourselves leaders in:
Product innovation, design and development. We are known for our bright ideas!
Adaptable packaging manufactured to Wholesaler or Retail specification
Product quality and durability
Specifications:
Input power – 5V +/- 5% 250mA.
Keyboard cable – 180cm long.
Keyboard Weight – 570 grams
Keyboard dimensions – 150(L) x 390(W) x 30(H) mm
EL life span – 60 000 hours
Fully compatible with Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/NT.
FCC and CE compliant.
Features:
Translucent keys
Electro-Luminescent lighting panel that illuminates the translucent keyboard keys.
PS/2 Interface
Key numbers 105/106
18 Multimedia keys
Soft tactile feedback
Luminescence power switch: On/Off
Compatible with all Windows operating systems
The product:
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The keyboard came in a very nice box that has the picture of the keyboard on the front and specifications on the back. The box is about the size of the keyboard so it’s very compact.
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We have a few things included with the keyboard and we can see them on the left picture. It’s a small “manual” but in reality it’s a paper that has some instructions printed on it, and a floppy disk with some drivers. On the right picture we have the keyboard itself. We can see it’s almost flat and it’s actually pretty small to.
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The keys are white and really soft to push on. The keyboard is also fairly quiet and overall nice to type on. The keyboard comes with 18 multimedia keys which are placed on the top of the keyboard.
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On the left we have more of the mutlimedia keys which are pretty much the standard volume, pause/play, mail, etc etc. Under the keyboard we have 4 small rubber feet. On the right picture we have one of them to show you. The rubber feet really do help the keyboard to stay in place.
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