Microsoft has released a wireless keyboard that has an encryption scheme for data transferred between the peripheral and the computer, preventing information typed be intercepted by malicious people. The novelty is accompanied by a wireless mouse to make the set Wireless Desktop 2000.
The security mechanism adopted by the company for such equipment, is the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) - a system of 128-bit encryption used by the U.S. government. The keyboard also has buttons for the Windows Taskbar and a textured backing for comfort during typing.
In turn, the highlight of the mouse is on account of technology BlueTrack sensor used in the device, allowing it to be used on any surface. The set of peripherals will cost approximately $ 40 - about $ 65 without tax calculation. Check out the main specifications of the Wireless Desktop 2000:
100 MB of free disk storage;
Microsoft IntelliPoint v8.0 and v8.0 installed Microsoft IntelliType Pro;
Support for Windows 7, Vista and XP (in this latest version, not compatible with 64-bit systems), and Mac OSX 10.4 or higher;
The keyboard has a width of 44.7 cm by 18.5 cm high and the mouse is 6.7 cm wide by 11.6 inches tall.
