Adesso SlimTouch 110 3-Color Illuminated Mini Keyboard

The Adesso AKB-110EB 3-Color Illuminated Mini Keyboard is perfect for those who find themselves working late at night in dim or dark lighting environments. This keyboard features Illuminated backlit keys in 3 colors- Green, Blue and Red which can be accessed quickly and conveniently with a touch of a button. Dim, brighten, turn on, or turn off your backlit keys easily using hotkeys! Measuring less than 12� wide, it is also ideal for POS stations, sales, information kiosks, warehouses, or any small working environment.The The Adesso AKB-110EB 3-Color Illuminated Mini Keyboard is designed with membrane key switches that provide a quieter and faster typing response and stands up to long-term usage!

• Illuminated Backlit Keys - The Illuminated Backlit Keyboard allows you to work day and night, while easing eyestrain and helping you see the correct keys in any lighting environment. Work at your desk, study, or in the bedroom without disturbing others from dusk til dawn, or anytime inbetween! For business, the small footprint keyboard is perfect in dimly light showrooms, warehouses, or offices.
• 2X Size Large Print Keys - Large 2X bright white letters provide excellent contrast over traditional keyboards that have small white letters on black keys.
• Compact Size - This keyboard is only 11.75" wide and is designed with a Windows Key layout that includes an embedded numeric keypad. This keyboard is a great space saver for your home or office. This keyboard is ideal for use in POS stations, sales, or information kiosks, warehouses, manufacturing environments or anywhere space is limited.
• LED Control, Internet & Multimedia Hotkeys - You have Hotkeys to be able to change the LED Color, to Brighten, to Dim, and to turn On/Off your backlit keys, as well as instant access to your commonly used Internet and Multimedia Controls.
• Quiet Membrane Key Switches - Membrane key switches provide a better tactile response and a quieter typing experience. Plus they last up to five million keystrokes.