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HANNOVER, Germany March 24, 2004 -- The new FireFly Lighted Keyboard uses patented Electro-Luminescent (EL) technology to produce a soft glow that highlights the keyboard's lettering and alleviates eyestrain common among computer users. This keyboard is being introduced at CeBIT, the world's largest computer trade show, in Hannover, Germany, March 18-24th, 2004.
The FireFly Keyboard will be on display at IC INTRACOM's exhibit located at Hall 16, Stand C06.
"The FireFly Keyboard offers advantages not found in earlier lighted keyboards or more recent knock-off products that may violate the FireFly patent," said Ben Zupan, Director of Global Marketing for IC INTRACOM. "Under normal use, the Electro-Luminescence has a lifetime of 20 years and features a convenient on/off switch. The FireFly offers a better experience for home-office workers, college students, PC gamers, LAN party enthusiasts, graphic artists, case modders and others."
The FireFly Lighted Keyboard features a slim form factor, full size keys with precise and quiet key action. The patented Sapphire Blue Electro Luminescence is ideal for low-light and nighttime environments. The FireFly's 104 key layout includes translucent key caps and 17 Multimedia keys. The FireFly is fully compatible with Windows ME, Windows 98SE, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
IC INTRACOM (http://www.icintracom.com) is an international manufacturer and marketer of PC components, accessories and networking equipment, with sales and distribution centers in key markets throughout the world. Founded in 1987, the organization specializes in providing the independent computer reseller with a complete range of more than 2,000 products under the Manhattan and IntelliNet Active Networking names.
Editors Note:
For low and high resolution images of the FireFly Lighted Keyboard, visit: www.icintracom.com/Content/america/FireflyPages/FireflyPage.html Online video presentation: http://www.fireflyus.com/video.html
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