Even though it might sound like we're repeating ourselves, society Apple may indeed introduce a new wireless keyboard in the near future Apple Wireless Keyboard. The first mentions of the keyboard appeared coincidentally on Czech Online Store, where the keyboard appeared completely by chance and we were the first to notice it, mainly thanks to Roman, who at the time was looking for a new keyboard for his iMac. And here we noticed that Apple shows a completely new keyboard that instead of the traditional "Eject" button for ejecting DVDs includes a button to turn on the computer and also Apple in its description it stated that the keyboard is backlit.
It would be very pleasant, since it would be like this Apple unified the keyboards for its products and also the keyboard designed mainly for the iMac, Mac mini a Mac Pro, would be easy to control and visible even at night. Now it seems that the time has really come to Apple announced (or at least started selling) a new keyboard. This was confirmed by new documents in the database of the FCC, that is, the American Telecommunications Authority, which controls all devices with wireless communication. Unfortunately, there is not much written here about the keyboard. There is only a technical drawing of the lower part, on which it is marked where the inscriptions will be located, which we recognize for example from the back of the iPhone. However, the documentation reveals that the keyboard will use the energy-saving Bluetooth 4.2 LE technology, which is even more advanced than the 4.1 technology that debuted in the recently released 6th generation iPod touch.
The company also mentioned another device, and this time it's a real hussar piece. Apple in fact, he confirmed through documents that he was working on Magic Mouse 2, which could potentially support new gestures. At the same time, it could have better battery life as it will also use Bluetooth 4.2, while the current version has the old version of Bluetooth 2.0, a standard that was used back in 2009. Likewise Apple states that Magic Mouse 2 contains a built-in Li-Ion battery, so we will charge the mouse once in a while, probably using USB-C, which is indicated by the hole at the bottom of the drawing. In addition, battery life can be increased because Bluetooth 4.2 technology is much faster, more economical and also more secure.
*Source: 9to5mac
Great, just now that I bought both the keyboard and the magic mouse :(
Fortunately, I've had it for over two years, but I'm a bit saddened by the increase in the price of this accessory. But for two whole years without a problem. Only the rechargeable battery in the mouse goes crazy from time to time.
Antik: It freezes :D
I bought a keyboard on Friday…