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Keyboards and meece soon to be safe to use, at last

by Bob Crabtree on 18 October 2006, 11:32

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Finally, at long last, it'll soon be safe for you to use your keyboard and mouse, secure in the knowledge that you'll be protected against invisible nasties put there by your own unsavoury habits.

Assuming, that is, you're using the latest, soon-to-be-launched (price as yet unknown) Logitech wireless keyboard-and-mouse combination, the Cordless Desktop MX 3200 Laser, which is treated with AgION Technologies' AgION antimicrobial compound.

This compound is reckoned to provide continuous and long-lasting protection from microbes by releasing silver ions to the surface of the keyboard and mouse at a slow and steady rate. The result is reckoned to be a "self-cleaning" surface that combats existing microorganisms as well as any new ones that come along - and to last the life of the products.

The serious business of nasties that linger at our finger tips is explained by Stuart R Patterson, CEO of AgION Technologies, who says,

Computer peripherals such as keyboards and mice can be breeding grounds for microbes because they are not cleaned regularly and when they are cleaned, their small parts and crevices make it difficult to be thorough.

The AgION compound built into the Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 3200 Laser provides safe, long-lasting, and effective protection from the microorganisms that can linger on the surfaces of our homes and offices.

Denis Pavillard, Logitech’s vice president of product marketing for keyboards and desktops, further sets the spine shivering by saying,

The Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 3200 Laser is Logitech’s first product to feature AgION antimicrobial compound, providing protection against the growth of a broad range of bacteria, mold and mildew.

So now you now.

Sleep well, all you unprotected ones.

Wondering when AgION might come up with an anti-RSI compound? Or just got some mucky thoughts you want to share? Then comment in this thread in the HEXUS.lifestyle.news forum.

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