Updated Dec. 30, 2009 at 8:00 a.m.
Lenovo's new remote
Need mobile control for your home theater PC or for enhanced access while driving or using a mobile device? Lenovo’s mini wireless keyboard could be your solution. Plus, Lenovo reportedly is developing an e-reader. Move over, Kindle?Copyright 2013 WRAL Tech Wire. All rights reserved.
Remote, keyboard fun from Lenovo – Device is $60; e-reader next?
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Lenovo's new remote
Need mobile control for your home theater PC or for enhanced access while driving or using a mobile device? Lenovo’s mini wireless keyboard could be your solution. Plus, Lenovo reportedly is developing an e-reader. Move over, Kindle?Copyright 2013 WRAL Tech Wire. All rights reserved.
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According to Lenovo's website it has a range of 10 meters.
I need to get one of these for the PC I've got connected to my AV system!
I need to get one of these for the PC I've got connected to my AV system!
I would assume the range is 10 meters or 30 feet (the same as Bluetooth). Please recheck your specs.
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