Logitech Logi Bolt encrypts wireless keyboards and mice connections

The trend in the computer centered on the computer over the past few years has been to the deslutter table by hiding the unlucky cable or with wireless. Of course, wireless keyboards and mice are not new, and they come in all forms, size, and type of connectivity. Peripheral Bluetooth saves your USB slot but often in expensive stability, while wireless recipients sometimes tend to be less safe even though they are a stronger connection. Logitech is now trying to combine the best of both worlds with new log bolt technology which basically uses a USB Bluetooth dongle to make a safe wireless connection.

Logitech has several bluetooth and mouse keyboards available, and for some people, it’s all they need to start. However, Bluetooth connections can sometimes scaly and have a limited range, which is why some prefer to use typical “wireless” peripherals that require a USB receiver. However, the USB receiver has proven to be less safe, which is no-no number when using it in the company’s settings.

The new line of Logi Bolt Keyboard and MICE can be connected to the computer directly using Bluetooth, but connecting via Bolt USB Dongle logi instead of bringing great benefits, according to Logitech. The biggest is security, with a dongle using low energy security mode Bluetooth 1, level 4, in accordance with US Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS). It encrypts wireless connections so that the hackers will find it more difficult to read keystrokes from the wireless keyboard.

Logi Bolt also offers a better wireless connection even in solid spaces with lots of Wi-Fi access points or wireless devices. Unlike traditional wireless USB receivers, a single logical bolt can pair up with up to six devices. Even though the Bluetooth receiver, the logi bolt cannot be paired with a non-log bolt device, further increases its security.

While it sounds for business, Logitech Logi Bolt does require investing in keyboards and mice that are compatible with new technology. The first accessory is expected to go on sale this month, with a USB Bolt Logi receiver for $ 14.99 when purchased itself.