Logitech have taken a slightly different tact with the K480 – even over other models, like the Magic Keyboard-like Logitech K380 – and given it a large tray at the back, which can hold iPhones ...

That won’t stop Logitech from trying. The electronics maker’s new wireless Multi-Device Keyboard K480 pairs with up to three different devices at the same time, so you can keep your fingers ...

The Logitech Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard K480 can be paired with smartphones, tablets and computers and has a simple “Easy-Switch” dial that can be used to seamlessly move between one of ...

The Logitech K480 multi-device keyboard supports Windows, Mac, iOS and Android devices and includes an integrated cradle allowing you to stand your smartphone or tablet whilst typing.

The Logitech K480 keyboard is expected to be available in the US and Europe from September 2014 for a suggested price of US$49.99. The video below shows the Logitech K480 keyboard in action.

It's similar to previous Easy-Switch Logitech keyboards, such as the K760 or K810, but the new K480 includes an integrated slot that holds phones and tablets. The keyboard comes in white or black.

The Logitech K480 multi-device keyboard is now available for $50. The keyboard has can pair with up to 3 different devices and there’s a 3-way dial above the row of Fn keys which lets you ...

Logitech just revealed its new Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard K480, which is being touted as “the first desk keyboard designed for use with up to three devices.” ...

Working remotely can be super easy when you have the right tools at your disposal, such as the Logitech K480 keyboard, which can switch between multiple devices.Now available at an incredible ...

Nowadays it is rare for an accessory to really grab consumer’s attention. However, the new Bluetooth keyboard from Logitech just might be worth a second and even third look. Generally speaking ...

The Logitech K480 is a multi-device keyboard with wide compatibility which includes your Mac, iPad, and iPhone, connecting to them via Bluetooth.

Surveys have found that the average U.S. household contains at least 11 connected devices, and these days, many of them may be used for work. For federal employees working remotely, a wireless ...