66keys Programmable PS2 POS Keyboard with Optional Card Reader
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-1,999 Pieces US$49.00
2,000-9,999 Pieces US$46.00
10,000+ Pieces US$42.00
Sepcifications
- Connection Type USB/PS2
- Transport Package Carton
- Specification 35*40.5*47.5cm(10pcs in one carton)
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/Neutral
- Origin China
- Function Support Multi-Level Programming
- Key Click Mode 20 Million Strokes
- Keyboard Life Soft Contact Mode 50 Million Strokes
- Option Card Reader
- Wireless Wired
- Application Desktop
- Working Principle Mechanical
- Shape Standard
- Product Positioning Mechanical Keyboard
- Text Input Multi Bond
- Interface USB/PS2
- Key Technology Normal
- Key Numbers 66
Product Description
66Keys Programmable PS2 POS Keyboard with Optional Card Reader (M/N:KB66) Key Features: Operating life cycle of individual keys: Soft contact mode 50 million strokes, Key click mode: 20 million strokes; Damaged keys can be easily replaced and hence save the replacement cost; With internal ...
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