Following the Belkin line of accessories for the new tablet iPad Air, equipped with a 9.7-inch screen with a resolution of 2048×1536 pixels, announced by Logitech.

Offers users a keyboard, which play the role of the stand and a protective cover. In particular, the model Fabricskin Keyboard Folio for $ 150 serves as cover to protect the screen and body of the tablet from scratches and other damage. It also serves as a support and fixes the position of the tablet in two positions with hidden magnets. In addition, the equipment cover is waterproof keypad that connects to the tablet by Bluetooth. Keyboard is powered by battery, which is on one charge can last up to three months (to use the keyboard for two hours a day). Built-in battery is charged by means of the port micro-USB.

Model Ultrathin Keyboard Folio virtually identical to an older model with the exception of a water-repellent coating and a simple keyboard. The device is offered in four color options (black, gray, blue and red), and the disadvantages compensated more attractive price – $ 100.

Case Keyboard Ultrathin Keyboard Cover for $ 100 executed in aluminum and protects only the screen of the tablet iPad Air. The main advantage of the keyboard is its thickness – 7.3 mm. The full dimensions of new items are expressed by the formula 240×169, 5×7, 3 mm, weight – 330 g

The latest model is the Folio Protective Case, which lacks built-in keyboard and protects your tablet from damage from both sides. As surfacing material covers the fabric with water-repellent coating. New items can also be used as an adjustable stand that allows the iPad Air put the tablet in any position. Dimensions Folio Protective Case Cover up 255h196h14 mm, weight – 261 The cost is $ 50 cover.

A detailed description of the characteristics of new accessories Logitech can be found here . Sales start in November.

The post Logitech introduced the keyboard covers and covers for iPad Air appeared first on Raqwe.

Belkin has presented some time ago some fancy home automation solutions and actually presented to the system WeMo a pretty round thing. In the system there is a separate power adapter that is connected to wireless internet and the home network, but also a motion sensor so that automatically turns off the light when you enter the room. At CES, Belkin has then promised that they will soon bring a light switch on the market, so you can easily control its lighting via Wi-Fi.

This promise Belkin has now complied and brought the WeMo LightSwitch on the market. So far, the whole thing seems to be available only for the U.S. market, but it is certainly also a planned expansion to Europe. Once you have replaced its existing light switch, you can easily control either by a switch or even simply from anywhere via app its lamps. This is what an iOS and also a corresponding Android app available.

In addition, the app has a few smart features. So you can for example enter the city in which you live and the light is then based on the sunrise and sunset time on or turned off. In addition, of course you can also set it to the light to be switched on every day at a certain time. And web service automation IFTTT supports WeMo system, so you automatically after certain actions can have its lights on or off. Exciting story that I hopefully can test times. A video installation Belkin explains the way how easy the installation is. If you have already had something to do with wiring, this should really go pretty easy. Who wants to test the previous WeMo switch times, this is set with the motion controller for just under 80 €.

The post Belkin brings WeMo light switch with wireless on the market appeared first on Raqwe.