StarTech 10/100 Fiber to Ethernet Media Converter Multi ST Retail (MCM110ST2) Vacuum 4 Design Surface coloration Monotone

Name: StarTech 10/100 Fiber to Ethernet Media Converter Multi ST Retail (MCM110ST2) Vacuum 4 Design Surface coloration Monotone
Brand: www.frbatteriepc.com
SKU: 6998314361
Price: 111.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7488 (11 reviews)

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StarTech 10/100 Fiber to Ethernet Media Converter Multi ST Retail (MCM110ST2) Vacuum 4 Design Surface coloration Monotone

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StarTech 10 100 Fiber to Ethernet Media Converter Multi ST Retail (MCM110ST2) Vacuum 4 Design Surface coloration Monotone 4 Design Surface coloration Monotone Colour of product Grey Ergonomics Wireless range 10 m Rechargeable No Receiver Wireless receiver interface USB Receiver type Nano Power Power source type Battery Number of batteries supported 2 Service life of battery 36 month(s) Power Keyboard battery type AAA Number of batteries (mouse) 1 Mouse battery type AA Mouse Movement detection technology Optical Buttons type Pressed buttons Number of scroll wheels 1 Buttons quantity 2 Mouse included Yes Scrolling directions Vertical Scroll Yes Scroll type Wheel System requirements Windows operating systems supported Windows 10 Education Compact and portable design with built in cable

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