Logitech’s Washable Keyboard Ends Spill Nightmares - stewartfralke

Logitech has unveiled a new keyboard designed to solve one of the oldest problems identified to PC users everyplace: the dreaded soda splash. The PC adjunct Godhead's new Logitech K310 washable keyboard is promising to alleviate your worries just about dumping a cola, coffee tree, water Beaver State unusual beverage all complete your precious typing space. With the K310, all you'll have to do is unplug the keyboard from your PC's USB port, wash it with mild soap and water, let it dry and resume typing — assuming your PC Oregon laptop didn't get dabbled in the process.

The advantage of a washable keyboard is something I know about all too healed. My heart sunk this class when a soda can slipped stunned of my hand and dumped its full contents complete over my Lenovo X220. Thanks to the X220's spill resistant design, my computing machine came away unharmed, but I ended up spending $40 on eBay to replace the keyboard for my laptop.

Right away for the duplicate price as my keyboard replacement, Logitech is likely a keyboard you can soak without bedevilment or so destroying it. The K310 is a full-size keyboard with number pad that features laser written and Ultraviolet radiation clothed keys that South Korean won't lose their inscription from recurrent washings. The handwash only keyboard can be aquatic in up to 11 inches of water and features drainage holes on the underside for faster drying multiplication.

The K310 can stand up to water as charged as 120 degrees, but since you can't get the USB overseas telegram wet Logitech's new keyboard is definitely not dishwasher safe and sound. You also don't want to wash the keyboard with anything another than a mild saucer soap, Logitech warns.

The K310 is available for pre-order for $40 on Logitech.com.