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ArticlesKeyboard with Programmable LCD Keys


December 1995 / International What's New Hardware / Keyboard with Programmable LCD Keys

A new point-of-sales keyboard, the Pas-Keyboard features illuminated LCD keys with two lines of five characters on each key. Text can be scrolled on a single key or across multiple keys, allowing the display of detailed product descriptions and messages. In addition, you can use simple pictograms on the keys. The device is programmable via a flexible API and your PC's serial or parallel port.

Price: Call for price.

Contact: Kassen-Dietrich Data, Freiburg, Germany.

Phone: +49 761 504260.

Fax: +49 761 56881.


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