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Product description

The Microsoft Business Hardware Pack delivers value in a wired keyboard and mouse package with the smart, easy-to-use features that business professionals appreciate. The Business Hardware Pack keyboard combines the sophisticated style of a sleek black design that complements many of the latest PCs with time-saving features such as an integrated zoom slider; My Favorites Keys for one-touch access to frequently used intranet sites, Web sites and files; and enhanced F Keys that retain their on or off setting during rebooting. As part of the Business Hardware Pack, Microsoft IntelliMouse Optical in Black provides enhanced performance and comfort in a mouse, with accurate tracking, customizable buttons and an ergonomic ambidextrous design that matches the sophisticated look of its accompanying keyboard.

Primary Information
Input Device Type :  Keyboard
Device Form Factor :  External
Connectivity Technology :  Cable
Interface Type :  USB; PS/2
PC Compatibility :  PC; Mac Palm rest, zoom slider ; Scrolling wheel ;Key/Button Function : Internet browsing, programmable

Dimensions&Miscellaneous
Header / Localization :  English
Color :  Black

Input Device
Manipulator :  Mouse

System Requirements
System Requirements / OS Required :  Apple MacOS X 10.1; Apple MacOS X 10.2; Apple MacOS X 10.3; Microsoft Windows 2000 server; Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition; Microsoft Windows XP Professional; Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional; Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition; Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition

UNSPSC Code
UNSPSC Code :  43211706

Product ID
UPC:  805529892477
Manufacturer Part:  A4B-00007

It's hard to believe that Microsoft is already 30 years old. The company that made Redmond, Washington, a household name was actually founded in 1975 in another city by two young Seattle men, one of whom was a college dropout. From this inauspicious beginning came an equally improbable vision: A personal computer on every desk and in every home. Thirty years later, it seems so obvious. But at the time, when only a handful of people knew what a personal computer was, it was a great leap of faith and daring.