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CTOnews.com, December 7, in order to improve the productivity of Mac users, Cherry Americas recently launched two keyboards and a mouse for Mac devices. New products include the KW 9100 Slim for Mac, the KC 6000C keyboard, and GENTIX BT Bluetooth wireless mouse.

KW 9100 Slim

This is a wireless keyboard with a built-in 650mAh capacity battery that can be recharged. The Chiclet layout with a numeric keypad uses SX key technology, which Cherry claims to have a service life of 1000 keystrokes.

CTOnews.com learned that the keyboard provides a programmable button that provides 13 Mac functions such as task control, Spotlight search, screen brightness, media control, and so on. The keyboard is equipped with a USB-A to USB-C cable and requires macOS High Sierra version 10.13 or later. It is now on sale on Amazon for $59.99.

KC 6000C

Cherry's KC 6000C is a wired USB-C keyboard with Mac keystrokes. The keyboard is also equipped with a programmable button that provides 13 Mac functions such as task control, Spotlight search, screen brightness, media control, and so on.

The company says its proprietary Cherry SX scissors technology is of low noise and high quality. The expected service life is 10 million keystrokes. Its design is stylish and simple, in line with the aesthetic of Mac, the height adjustment of rubber feet, and provides ergonomic writing.

The KC 6000C is already on sale at Amazon for $35.

Gentix BT

The Gentix BT mouse can connect wirelessly to Mac, iPad and even smart TVs via Bluetooth 5.0. The blue illuminated roller provides a visual highlight, giving information about the selected resolution and battery status. It has a switchable precision optical sensor that provides sufficient precision and speed with a sensitivity as high as 2000DPI.

The Gentix BT has been sold on Amazon for $24. 99.

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