Logitech could possibly be in the middle of a company revolution, but it surely still has time to supply peripherals only for the G-men (and girls). The Swiss company has produced a keyboard and mouse that satisfy all TAA guidelines and, most significantly, answered "no" when asked in the event that they are, or were ever a member of the communist party. The pairing could be picked up by federal IT buyers for $35 and are fully "spill resistant," so we will not blame the forthcoming robopocalypse on a wayward cup of coffee.
Logitech Introduces TAA-Compliant Keyboard and Mice For U.S. Federal Agencies
Federal IT Buyers Now Have Access to Products from an international Leader in Computer Peripherals
NEWARK, Calif. - April 30, 2012 - Logitech today introduced its first TAA-compliant products – a keyboard, two mice and a keyboard/mouse combo – for U.S. federal agencies covered by the Trade Agreements Act.
The Trade Agreements Act of 1979 (TAA) requires federal agencies to buy products, including computer peripherals, which might be made within the U . s . a . or other designated countries.
Logitech, a worldwide leader in computer peripherals, is now meeting the purposes of federal IT buyers with four TAA-compliant products manufactured in Taiwan: The Logitech Keyboard K120-TAA, with a spill-resistant corded USB design, for $19.99; The Logitech Mouse B100-TAA, with high-definition optical tracking and a corded USB connector, for $14.99;The Logitech Mouse B120-TAA, which adds a corded PS/2 connector apart from USB, for $19.99; and The Logitech Desktop MK120-TAA, a combo of the Logitech Keyboard K120-TAA and the Logitech Mouse B100-TAA, for $34.99.
"Federal IT buyers and resellers who serve the federal market were telling us for your time they need access to high-quality TAA-compliant computer peripherals from a brand name they trust," said Vince Alvarado, director of Americas B2B sales and marketing at Logitech. "What's more, Logitech's deep manufacturing experience means we will be able to quickly and reliably fill even the most important orders for TAA-compliant products."
Pricing and Availability
Logitech's TAA-compliant products are expected to be available in June 2012 on the prices listed above from resellers who concentrate on the business-to-business market. The goods is not offered by consumer electronics retailers. For additional info, please visit www.logitech.com/business.
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