Other features
| Battery life (max) |
1.5 h |
| Built-in battery |
Y |
Performance
| Mac operating systems supported |
Y |
| Pointing device |
N |
| Keyboard layout |
QWERTY |
Design
| Full-size keyboard |
Y |
| Wrist rest |
N |
Ports & interfaces
| Device interface |
Bluetooth |
Additionally
| Battery performance |
700 mAh |
Magic Cube, Ultra-portable, full-sized projection keyboard and multi-touch mouse, Bluetooth HID / USB 2.0
<b>The Magic Cube is an ultra-portable, full-sized projection keyboard; it is essentially a magic in a box</b>
The Magic Cube is a compact and versatile product; it is a projection keyboard and multi-touch mouse, all in one easy-to-use product. It connects easily to any Bluetooth HID devices, including the latest iPhone, iPad and Android devices. You can also plug-n-play with Windows and Mac OS devices via USB connection.
With just a single flick of a switch, the Magic Cube is ready to pair wirelessly with your mobile device. It fits easily in your pocket and it is perfect for on the go. You'll be sure to turn heads the moment you start typing on the Magic Cube.
Compatible OS: iOS 4 and later, Mac OS 10 and later, Android 2.2 and later, Windows XP/Vista/7 and later, and any device with Bluetooth HID support.
<b>Projection Keyboard and Multi-touch Mouse</b>
- English QWERTY keyboard layout
- Compact size for portability - perfect for on-the-go
- Non-mechanical optical mechanism for superior durability
- Built-in lithium polymer rechargeable battery for mobility and convenience
- Compatible with latest operating systems:
- iOS 4 and later, Mac OS 10 and later, Android 2.2 and later, Windows XP/Vista/7 and later, and any device with Bluetooth HID support.
<b>Innovative Data Input Solution</b>
- A full-sized keyboard layout with multi-touch mouse capability
- Works on most flat, opaque surface
- Compact, ultra-portable moblie input solution
- Easy connection via Bluetooth or USB
- No driver installation required for HID supported devices
The projection laser displays the keyboard layout onto any opaque surface. Keystrokes are recognized and relayed via an invisible infrared layer combined with an optical sensor.
The recognition process works as follows: when the user presses a key on the projected keyboard, the infrared layer is interrupted. This produces IR reflections that are recognized by the sensor in three dimensions, allowing the system to assign a coordinate (keyboard character).
This product emits infrared light from the lower end of the product to detect objects such as fingers. When an object passes through the area illuminated by the infrared light source, any infrared light reflecting off the object is detected by the sensor. Information on the position and movement of the object is then analyzed to perform the product's role as a keyboard.
