Atech Multimedia Keyboard with 10-in-1 Portable Card Reader

Product Details:

Internet Keyboard with Integrated Media Reader
The Atech KB-reader features 14 Internet / Media hot keys as well as a modern sleek design and layout. The keyboard doubles as a mini-USB docking station for PRO-Gear. Three card slots allow you to access 3 different media cards and direct file transfer between slots. Ten flash media formats are supported such as Compact Flash Type I, Type II, Microdrive , MultiMedia , Secure Digital , Smart Media , Memory Stick , Memory Stick PRO , Memory Stick MagicGate , xD-Picture Card .

	Portble USB Card Reader The Atech flash media reader can be used as a stand alone portable unit with the included USB cable. This is an ideal solution for computer users who also own notebook PCs.
	Itegrated Media Reader Dock The KB-reader allows users to dock the media reader without the clutter of cables. The integrated media reader runs off of a USB connection which would already be connected to the PC upon installation. Simply plug and play.

Specifications
	Keyboard Type	Internet Multimedia
	Color	Black / Silver
	Connection TypeUSB USB is a supervised serial-bus architecture that provides manageable connectivity for a large number of external devices. Up to 127 devices can be supported from a single port in a tiered-star topology. USB version 1.1 supports two data transfer speeds?1.5 megabits per second (Mbps) and 12 Mbps. For now, USB 1.1 is best suited for low-cost, low-bandwidth external peripherals such as keyboards, mice, modems, and Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) connections. Second-generation USB version 2.0 offers maximum burst data transfer rates of up 480 Mbps. This higher speed makes USB 2.0 suitable for use with fast external storage devices. USB 2.0 storage products are expected to be available late in the year. PS/2 A PS/2 Connection is a mini DIN connection that was developed by IBM and designed for use with both mice and keyboards. PS/2 ports can be found in most modern IBM comatible machines today. AT The AT connection was developed by IBM in the late 1980s for use with keyboards. AT to PS/2 adapters are available to convert newer keyboards to the AT style connection, in the event that a user is still working on an older machine. id=def231 /> Learn More	USB PS/2

A Closer Look

Features

• 14 Internet/Media Hot Keys
• Mini-USB docking station for PRO-Gear SOLO
• 3 card slots allow you to access 3 different media cards and direct file transfer between slots
• Supports 10 flash media formats such as Compact Flash Type I, Type II, Microdrive, MultiMedia, Secure Digital, Smart Media, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, Memory Stick MagicGate, xD-Picture Card
• Reader Transfer Rate: Up to 12 Mb/sec (via USB 1.1) / Up to 480 Mb/sec (via USB 2.O)

System Requiremnets

• Power Requirements: Keyboard PS/2 5V DC +/- 5% / PRO-Gear 5V DC +/- 5% (USB)
• Supported OS: Windows 98 & 98 SE, 2000, ME, XP (no driver required)

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

Multimedia Keyboard Pro Gear card reader USB A-B cable USB A to Mini Setup Disk User’s Manual