Logitech has announced the Middle East launch of its new Signature Slim K950 Wireless Keyboard designed to simplify the experience across personal and work computers throughout the region.

For people with a single workspace for both professional and personal tasks, the Signature Slim products look good in the home or office, a statement said.

With more features than typical entry-level keyboards and time-saving software customisation, this keyboard creates a seamless, magical experience to manage work and life at the desk.

“We created the Signature Slim keyboard as the perfect companion to the Signature mouse we introduced two years ago to help the many people who juggle work, life and everything in between,” said Art O’Gnimh, general manager of the Core Personal Workspace Solutions business at Logitech.

“Signature Slim helps you stay in control of professional and personal worlds, connecting effortlessly to both your home and work computers.”

The Signature Slim K950 brings familiar, responsive laptop-like typing to the desk in a slim design. It helps optimise desk time and daily tasks with Logi Options+ App, the software that will enhance your experience with the Signature Slim Keyboard.

It also enables easy transition between work and leisure with shortcuts such a volume control, play/pause and mute/unmute or use Smart Actions, which gives you the power to skip repetitive actions by automating multiple tasks with a single keystroke, to start or end your day in one touch.

Signature Slim K950 keyboards are designed in line with Logitech’s goal to create product experiences that improve people’s lives.

This means considering environmental and social impacts as part of every design decision. Both products are certified carbon-neutral, just like the rest of Logitech products, and the paper packaging comes from FSC-certified forests and other controlled sources.

The plastic parts in Signature Slim K950 include certified post-consumer recycled plastic to give a second life to end-of-use plastic from old consumer electronics. – TradeArabia News Service