The price of Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard mini has been disclosed for those residing in the US and European regions can look forward to a lean protective cover which will facilitate typing. Since it has been built with an intention to deliver the tablet-cum-laptop experience to users who own the iPad mini, the Switzerland-headquartered company dubs it the other half of the fourth generation tablet’s shrunken version.
So how does the device work? Adopting the same analogy as the one developed earlier for the iPad, the device securely clings to the slate using built-in magnets. The picture embedded below should wipe out doubts dealing with the mechanism of transition from tablet to laptop. The typing mat extends as much as 7 inches diagonally featuring shortcut command keys and will ship encased in aluminum.
Not only does it proffer the traditional typing experience with the help of its Bluetooth EasyType Keyboard design, but it also serves as a view stand in order to allow accessing the slate without actually feeling the need to hold it. Another significant highlight stands to be the instant on/off feature, through which the screen goes into a slumber when the cover is slapped shut and wakes up automatically as soon as it is opened.
According to company, the device should be able to run for up to three months on a single charge. But, this condition will apply only if it has been employed for two hours a day. All in all, the mini laptop seems like a good idea and the cover could be commended with respect to the battery life it puts forth as well.
Nevertheless, additional details pertaining to the Ultrathin Keyboard mini by Logitech should be surfacing anytime now, bearing in mind that the company has pegged February to be the release window. The device will be paying a visit to the regions in the US and Europe first. Since a picture is just worth a thousand words, we have gone ahead and attached a video below to help potential users get a better idea of the cover.
