Zboard, an alterable keyboard for a particular game

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NEW YORK, USA (AVING) -- RODEM C&C (www.rodemcni.com) has announced that it plans to release a new alterable keyboard ‘Zboard’ manufactured by Ideazon Canada with which you can enjoy variable games by simply replacing key sets.


Zboard is particularly designed to accommodate special key sets for pc games and applications. This model comprises a ‘base’ for connecting to a pc, ‘gaming key set’ for shooting or action games, and ‘standard key set’ for general word processing.

While Zboard has various keyboards for different game, the company announced that it plans to release a keyboard designed for ‘WOW’ key set.

If you need more information, visit the website www.rodemcni.com or contact 82-2-2226-9531.

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NEW YORK, USA (AVING) -- Woosim has presented its handheld mobile printer that can print out traffic tickets on the scene.


A traffic ticket can be printed on the scene right after a traffic law violator’s information is checked on a PDA. According to the company, collectively 4,000 mobile printers has supplied to the National Police Agency of Korea and now the police nationwide are using 2~3 printers per station during a trial period and the supply is expected to increase next year.

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(Picture: a prototype of 'Porti-SM40', which will be displayed at CeBIT 2006. It is a wireless mobile printer for credit card payment)

HANNOVER, Germany (AVING Special Report on 'CeBIT 2006') -- At CeBIT 2006, Wooshim System, specializing in compact printers plans to unveil its new machine (model: ‘Porti-SM40) developed to print off credit and IC card payment bills together with previous models.



(Picture: Wooshim System developed a 1-inch, 2-inch, and 4-inch printer mechanism)



(Picture: a panel printer, attachable to other devices, is usually installed in medical equipments)



(Picture: a mobile printer 'Porti-S')




(Picture: a mobile printer, ‘Porti-S’ clipped onto a belt)



(Picture: a mobile point-of-sale credit card payment printer, ‘Port-SM40’)



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