Wireless USB Keyboard with Data Encryption

Written by Richard Blanchard on June 13th, 2007. Posted in Security, USB Input Device, USB News, Wireless

Wireless keyboards are a dime-a-dozen and sometimes the low-end just wont do. Wireless Computing turned their back on standard wireless keyboards and produced a high-end, commercial grade wireless keyboard that also carries 2-way data encryption technology for secure communication.

wireless keyboard with encryption

Albeit not a common need of the average computer user, USB input devices like this make it possible for retail and commercial organizations to do business without sacrificing security.

The RF-250 encrypted wireless keyboard can distance itself about 100 feet from the USB dongle and include a detachable wrist rest and [touch] mouse pad.

The RF-250 will last upwards of 250 hours on two AA batteries and includes a low battery indicator light.

At $299 it might appear to be an expensive wireless keyboard, but you can’t put a price tag on security – especially if you’re a retail outlet handling personal information.

Source: Wireless Computing

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