No batteries or cables: the first keyboard that carries with the light of the room

There were already solar keyboards, which required natural light to carry their batteries. A new Logitech device goes one step further and eliminates this need, with a keyboard that “carries with any kind of light.” But the company has not yet remembered to launch the layout in Portuguese.

The Logitech multinational presented the wireless keyboard that works with any kind of light, whether natural or artificial.

This advance, which allows the user completely cables or batteries, even offers Four months of autonomy even in total darkness after a full load.

The device only needs a level minimum of 200 lux to recharge the battery, the equivalent of Soft Luminosity of a Division During the day or a light light bulb at night.

The system provides a Experience without interruptionsupported by a rechargeable battery that, according to the company, can last up to 10 years without the need for replacement.

According to the company, the company confirmed that, in case of malfunction, the battery It is replaceable by the user himself. The top range of the keyboard is responsible for capturing the light that feeds the device.

The K980, which presents a layout Complete, with a numerical keyboardyou can turn on to three devices with different operating systems And switch between them instantly thanks to the Easy-Switch keys.

Among its most striking features stands out the new key AI Launchconfigurable from the Logi Options+application. This function allows you to open artificial intelligence assistants such as chatgpt, copilot or gemini, as well as create custom shortcuts to optimize daily work.

Signature Slim Solar+ K980 is euros at Logitech’s online store, with a USB-C business version and a MAC model-but available only in North America.

Worse than that, the new model There is still no version with Portuguese layout. It remains for us to expect the company, which traditionally launches PT versions, remember us. Otherwise, we will try to use our old keyboards to batteries or cables to write some protest emails…