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Genius Intros Laser Desktop Combo
Nycil George, Jan 25, 2007 1310 hrs ISTTaiwan-based Genius announced the launch of its 2.4GHz wireless laser desktop combo, the Genius SlimStar 820 Solargizer.
Taiwan-based Genius announced the launch of its 2.4GHz wireless laser desktop combo, the Genius SlimStar 820 Solargizer. The desktop combo includes a wireless solar keyboard and a power saving laser mouse, exhibiting eco-friendly features.
According to company sources, this solar keyboard combo is specifically designed to use minimal battery power by transforming the light source into power. Apart from the solar energy supplied, there are additional back-up sources like the USB cable charger and batteries that avert any power shortages. The 17 hotkeys along with
one-touch keys for office tool of this specific keyboard provide immediate control of media sources, and fulfill all requirements for work efficiency respectively.
Adding more value to this desktop combo, it comes with a high definition ergonomic, wireless laser mouse that allows one to adjust the dpi resolution according to work tasks which is claimed to enhance the accuracy while moving the cursor.
The mouse has ultra power saving technology, which promises a continuous operation for up to 15 months. To further extend power saving, a power switch is available for even longer battery life. The mini dongle receiver lets you work up to 10 meters away, and one can simply store it underneath the mouse for expediency.
Sandeep Ramani, Country Manager of KYE Systems, India, said, "We are proud to mention here that this product has received the CES Innovation 2007 Award at Las Vegas, US. This Award for Genius SlimStar 820 bolsters our mission to address the individual needs of users. I am confident that more and more people will start adopting Genius products as they can bring maximum value-add to their work. I think it is a one of its kind product that complies with the green protection concept."
The Genius SlimStar 820 Solargizer combo is priced at Rs 7,500, and will be available with Transtek Infoways and Tirupati Enterprises, the authorized distributors for Genius in India by the first week of February 2007.
According to company sources, this solar keyboard combo is specifically designed to use minimal battery power by transforming the light source into power. Apart from the solar energy supplied, there are additional back-up sources like the USB cable charger and batteries that avert any power shortages. The 17 hotkeys along with
one-touch keys for office tool of this specific keyboard provide immediate control of media sources, and fulfill all requirements for work efficiency respectively.
Adding more value to this desktop combo, it comes with a high definition ergonomic, wireless laser mouse that allows one to adjust the dpi resolution according to work tasks which is claimed to enhance the accuracy while moving the cursor.
The mouse has ultra power saving technology, which promises a continuous operation for up to 15 months. To further extend power saving, a power switch is available for even longer battery life. The mini dongle receiver lets you work up to 10 meters away, and one can simply store it underneath the mouse for expediency.
Sandeep Ramani, Country Manager of KYE Systems, India, said, "We are proud to mention here that this product has received the CES Innovation 2007 Award at Las Vegas, US. This Award for Genius SlimStar 820 bolsters our mission to address the individual needs of users. I am confident that more and more people will start adopting Genius products as they can bring maximum value-add to their work. I think it is a one of its kind product that complies with the green protection concept."
The Genius SlimStar 820 Solargizer combo is priced at Rs 7,500, and will be available with Transtek Infoways and Tirupati Enterprises, the authorized distributors for Genius in India by the first week of February 2007.
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