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KEYBRITE THE FIRST AND ONLY PATENTED FLUORESCENT (GLOWING) KEYCOVER MADE! U.S. PAT # 6,331,083

KEYBRITE THE FIRST AND ONLY PATENTED FLUORESCENT (GLOWING) KEYCOVER MADE! U.S. PAT # 6,331,083

KEYBRITE THE FIRST AND ONLY PATENTED FLUORESCENT (PRWEB) May 8, 2003

ST, PAUL. Minnesota Dec. 18, 2001 US patent obtained by keybrite.com. The 1st Fluorescent large lettered (glowing) key cover maker ever. Designed for Laptops, Desktop, and palmtop keyboards.

Most keyboards are not designed for those with challenged eyesight, or for working in low-light, or no light. Keybrite Large Fluorescent key covers, will allow those with challenged site to see the key better. Since the larger letters glow it's perfect for those late night writers, the business person with work to be done, or students and late night gamers. Also with larger keys, keybrites the excellent learning tool for the beginning typist.

Keybrite isn't just Functional, it's also a way to personalize your keyboard with backgrounds, such as the US FLAG, or colors such as HOT PINK, or PURPLE to name a few.

Come see us, and order yours today at www.keybrite.com!

Brook Harris
Inventor
www.keybrite.com


Email:Keybrite@msn.com
URL: www.keybrite.com

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