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Ione X-Armor U9BL: Speeds And Feeds
Ione X-Armor U9BL
| Technical Data | |
|---|---|
| Keyboard Dimensions: | 448 x 150 x 35 mm |
| Palm Rest Dimensions: | 446 x 63 x 18 mm |
| Weight: | > 1.3 kg |
| Anti-Ghosting: | NKRO, limited to 6KRO USB operation |
| Switches: | Mechanical Switches, Cherry MX Blue |
| Switches | 50 000 Keystrokes 4 mm Total Hub tactile, clicky |
| Layout | German, standard layout |
| Wired Connection: | PS/2 or USB (via adapter) |
| Wireless Connection: | None |
| MSRP: | 140.00 USD (unfortunately, difficult to find) |
(Source: Ione, Cherry)
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