Star Trek Original Series Captain Kirk Wireless Keyboard

The Star Trek Original Series Captain Kirk Keyboard brings new levels of fun to your desktop!
Say "Hello, Computer!" with this futuristic input device for your Mac and PC.
Useful wireless keyboard is full-sized and covered in awesome graphics!

Set a course for an awesome desk and say "Hello, Computer!" with this futuristic input device for your Mac and PC! The Star Trek Original Series Captain Kirk Keyboard brings new levels of fun to your desktop. The useful wireless keyboard is full-sized and measures 18-inches wide x 6 3/4-inches long x 3/4-inch deep. It's covered in awesome graphics that will transport you every time you sit down at your computer! Requires 2x "AAA" batteries (included).

Keyscaper Keyboards use a proprietary printing process that creates a durable, high-quality image without the need for stickers or decals. Keyscapers are printed with your favorite characters and are compatible with both PC and Mac. Install 2x "AAA" batteries (included) and you're ready to go!

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Star Trek Original Series Captain Kirk Wireless Keyboard

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