Trackball Keyboards

The Qtronix / iOne Scorpius 980TPU+ Keyboard with a trackball PS/2 interface has a built-in 19mm trackball for pointing & software-scrolling. It is attractively designed with a Membrane fashion The keyboard features a reliable rubber mechanical key, 3 ACPI hotkeys, 3 standard mouse buttons for control, a removable wrist pad & an adjustable tilt mechanism. With its tactile quiet key stroke design, it will be more comfortable for any typist. It also features 18 multimedia function for internet surfing and media player. It is compatible with the operating systems Win 98SE/2000/ME/XP.

Its switch life is 1,000,000 cycle life. The keyboard has dimensions of 48317555(LengthWidthHeight) mm. Besides, it comes with a driver CD, as well as a user guides manual for the beginner.

The Qtronix/ione Scorpius KIII NT USB Mini Trackball Keyboard has a compact size, and consists of 18 multimedia control hotkeys, 1 ACPI hotkey, with a 19 trackball and 3 standard mouse buttons for control. It comes in a bundle with multimedia software, and has a sophisticated membrane fashion design with a PS/2 or USB interface. Like the above, it is compatible with Win 98SE/2000/ME/XP, and has a switch life of 1,000,000 cycle life. The keyboard comes in a package of 33019030(LengthWidthHeight) mm.

The Qtronix / iOne micro innovation Scorpius 35PU/Net Keyboard with a PS/2 to USB interface has a large built-in 51mm trackball and 3 standard mouse buttons for pointing & software-scrolling. The keyboard features a reliable mechanical click keyswitch, & an adjustable tilt mechanism. It possesses a tactile key stroke design, providing the ideal comfort for any typist. It also features color-coded connectors for easy port identification. Compatible OS are Win 98SE/2000/ME/XP Its switch life is1,000,000 cycle, and has dimensions of 53030067 (LengthWidthHeight) mm.

The trackball-keyboard - Scorpius P7 has an enhanced slim design, which fits into most 1U rack works with any IBM PS/2 compatible computer. Besides the 2 standard left and right mouse buttons, an additional mouse is unnecessary because it has a built-in 16 mm optical trackball. This keyboard is the perfect match for home entertainment or industrial needs. Utilizing the latest in rubber mechanical key switch technology, the Scorpius P7 offers durability and style that will enhance any system for many years to come. Other features are a membrane key switch, compatible OS: Win 98SE/2000/ME/XP , and a switch life of 1,000,000 cycle.

Similarly, the Qtronix Ione Scorpius L1 IR Compact Keyboard is designed compactly, with 18 Multimedia control hotkeys, 2 ACPI hotkeys, a PS/2 interface, a 19 mm integrated trackball and 3 standard mouse buttons for control. It is accompanied by multimedia software, state-of-the-art infrared wireless and 16 DIP channels with a penetration range of 18 feet. It is attractively designed with a scissors switch. Compatible OS are Win 98SE/2000/ME/XP, and its switch life is 1,000,000 cycle. The package dimension are 48417450(LengthWidthHeight) mm. A receiver, with 4 AAA batteries to allow operation, serves the means of transmission and reception of infrared radiation. Accompanied are a driver CD, and a users guide.

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