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Compact black RF wireless keyboard with integrated touchpad, 69 keys, rechargeable battery

VisionTek

VisionTek Candyboard 900319 Black RF Wireless Keyboard 69 Keys

SKU CH-83NM-J1G0M MPN 900319

A compact 69-key RF wireless keyboard with built-in touchpad and rechargeable battery for Windows and Linux systems

  • NameCandyboard
  • Keyboard InterfaceUSB
  • Normal Keys69
  • Keyboard ColorBlack
  • TypeRF Wireless
  • Mouse IncludedBuilt-in touchpad
  • 69-key QWERTY layout packs full typing into a pocket-sized design
  • built-in capacitive touchpad replaces a separate mouse
  • rechargeable Li-ion battery charges via any standard USB port
  • RF wireless link works up to 30 feet from the receiver
  • plug-and-play on Windows 2000 through Windows 7 and tested Linux distributions

Compact 69-key RF wireless keyboard

The VisionTek Candyboard 900319 is a pocket-sized input device that combines a 69-key QWERTY layout with a built-in capacitive touchpad. It connects via a USB RF receiver and is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. The unit is designed for living-room PCs, home-theatre systems or any setup where a full-size keyboard and separate mouse are impractical.

Wireless range and OS support limits

The RF link works up to 30 feet from the receiver, so the keyboard must stay within that radius for reliable operation. Supported operating systems are listed as Windows 2000, XP, Vista, CE, 7 and specific Linux distributions including Debian 3.1, Red Hat 9.0, Ubuntu 8.10 and Fedora 7.0; newer OS releases are not confirmed by the supplier.

69-key layout with integrated touchpad

The single specification that decides fit is the 69-key arrangement paired with a touchpad that can be used in horizontal or vertical orientation. Buyers who need a dedicated numeric keypad, full function-row keys or a separate mouse will not find those features on this device.

Highlights

  • 69-key QWERTY layout packs full typing into a pocket-sized design
  • built-in capacitive touchpad replaces a separate mouse
  • rechargeable Li-ion battery charges via any standard USB port
  • RF wireless link works up to 30 feet from the receiver
  • plug-and-play on Windows 2000 through Windows 7 and tested Linux distributions

Specifications

BrandVisionTek
NameCandyboard
Model900319
Keyboard InterfaceUSB
Normal Keys69
Keyboard ColorBlack
TypeRF Wireless
Mouse IncludedBuilt-in touchpad
Power SourceRechargeable Li-ion Battery
Operating System SupportedWindows 2000,Windows XP, Windows Vista ,Windows CE, Windows 7
Linux(Debian-3.1,Redhat-9.0 Ubuntu-8.10 Fedora-7.0 tested)
FeaturesInnovative Touchpad
Forget the mouse our innovative design lets you use the touch pad in the horiziontal or vertical position.
Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
Advanced Battery technology allows for faster charge times, longer usage and greater standby times.
Perfect for Home Theater PC's
Control your home theater unit from the comfort of your couch. A complete Qwerty backlit keyboard allows you to navigate menus, or websites from up to 30 feet away.
Shipping weight0.22 kg
Package size188 × 95 × 44 mm

Questions about this item

Which version of the Candyboard should I choose if I need a compact keyboard with an integrated pointing device?

The VisionTek Candyboard 900319 is a single model that combines a 69-key layout with a built-in capacitive touchpad, so there are no separate versions to compare for that feature set.

What does the 30-foot wireless range mean when I use this keyboard with my living-room PC?

The RF link lets you control the system from up to 30 feet away, which covers most sofa-to-TV distances, provided the USB receiver has a clear line of sight and no strong interference sources nearby.

How does the USB RF interface limit what I can connect this keyboard to?

The keyboard uses a dedicated USB RF receiver, so it works with any device that supplies a standard USB port and supports HID input — Windows 2000 through Windows 7 and the listed Linux distributions — but it cannot pair directly via Bluetooth or connect to devices that lack a USB-A host port.

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