Wireless Computing, Inc. manufactures computer peripherals based on radio frequency (RF) technology. The company's first product, the RF-50 Keyboard and Mouse Touchpad, was the first commercial wireless keyboard to use RF technology. It became the standard in the boardrooms, conference rooms, and training rooms of Fortune 500 and government entities throughout the world.
The company's second-generation wireless keyboard, the RF-25 Wireless SurfBoard™, shipped in August of 1997. Sharing its predecessor's RF technology and built-in touch pad, the Wireless SurfBoard added a number of important enhancements, including longer operating range, extended battery life, an external mouse port, and an external joystick port. The Wireless SurfBoard was positioned for business and home applications.
To address the needs of presenters, in October of 1998
Wireless Computing developed the RF-10 Wireless
SurfMouse.™ This handheld touch pad / two-button
mouse provides presenters with the same range and
ease of use as the Wireless SurfBoard, tailored to their
more straightforward needs.
The latest generation of wireless keyboard is the RF-250
Wireless Keyboard (pictured). First shipped in September
of 2002, the RF-250 raises the bar for long-range radio-
frequency keyboards. It provides two-way communications, over
32,000 addresses, greater operating range, longer battery life,
a full-sized 104-key keyboard, and a USB receiver.
In June of 2003, the company introduced the RF-100 Presentation Remote.
Based on the same RF technology as the RF-250 Wireless Keyboard, this
handheld device can be used in conjunction with the RF-250 to give presenters
all of the flexibility and reliability they require.
Introduced in September of 2003, the RF-020 Receiver Extender provides large venue support, allowing the RF-015 Compact Receiver to be located up to 1000 feet from the computer using industry standard Category-5e cabling.
We introduced the RF-220 Compact Keyboard in June of 2004. This one-pound keyboard is equally at home in the board room or the living room. With an integrated mouse stick and 1,000 hours of battery life, the RF-220 Compact Keyboard is the prefect choice for situations where you need to move the keyboard around.
Recognizing the desire for greater security when using wireless devices, in June of 2005 Wireless Computing made encryption standard on both the RF-220 Compact Keyboard and RF-250 Wireless Keyboard. |
