Ultra-thin and ultra-light Type-C wired keyboard compatible with iPadOS for exceptional mobility.
Ultra-thin lightweight iPadOS compatible Type-C wired keyboard (JIS Kana layout type) MDS-UCKB02BK Adopts L-shaped Type-C connector to prevent disconnection Japanese (compliant with JIS Kana layout) Lowercase Roman alphabet notation (color vision deficiency friendly yellow color) Key pitch approximately 18mm Silent type 1 x 3.5mm stereo mini, 1 x power supply PD
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Correspondence: iPad models equipped with USB Type-C Function: Uses L-shaped Type-C connector to prevent disconnection Japanese (compliant with JIS Kana layout) Lowercase Roman alphabet notation (color-blind friendly yellow) Key pitch approximately 18mm Silent type 3.5mm stereo mini x1, power supply PD x1 Material: Aluminum + ABS resin Weight: Approximately 250g Size: Approximately 250 x 150 x 6.5mm Color: Black Warranty: 5 years
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Ultra-thin lightweight iPadOS compatible Type-C wired keyboard (JIS Kana layout type) MDS-UCKB02BK Adopts L-shaped Type-C connector to prevent disconnection Japanese (compliant with JIS Kana layout) Lowercase Roman alphabet notation (color vision deficiency friendly yellow color) Key pitch approximately 18mm Silent type 1 x 3.5mm stereo mini, 1 x PD for power supply
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Ultra-thin lightweight iPadOS-compatible Type-C wired keyboard (JIS Kana layout type) MDS-UCKB02BK Adopts L-shaped Type-C connector to prevent disconnection Japanese (compliant with JIS Kana layout) Lowercase Roman alphabet notation (color vision deficiency-friendly yellow color) Key pitch approximately 18mm Silent type 1 x 3.5mm stereo mini, 1 x PD for power supply
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As IT technologies and services progress at an accelerating pace every day, how will the business landscape that incorporates and utilizes them evolve in the future? Furthermore, with this evolution, is it not the case that new "troubles" related to "usability" are emerging in the field? How can we contribute to addressing these "troubles"? No matter how advanced the equipment or software introduced, if the usability for the people who actually use them is not improved, their true performance cannot be realized. Right now, in every industry, there is a real demand for "things" that enhance usability, specifically optimized "things" tailored to each respective field. We are a group dedicated to manufacturing. By materializing the "things" that our customers seek from their ideas into tangible "things," we will continue to improve usability and solve our customers' "troubles."