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LG Electronics Inc. said Sunday it has begun selling its latest Bluetooth-powered keyboard that works on tablet PCs with excellent power efficiency.
The Rolly Keyboard, which boasts improved portability compared to other Bluetooth keyboards in the market as it can be "rolled up" on a rectangular stick, will come with a price tag of 129,000 won ($113.10).
LG said users are able to use the keyboard for three months without having to replace the battery. The instrument operates on just one triple-A battery.
The keyboard connects to mobile devices of various platforms, including Google's Android and Apple's iOS.
The Rolly Keyboard was first showcased at the Internationale Funkausstellung in September. (Yonhap)
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