Editing Hi-Tek Series 725 fourth generation (section)

==Description==
The external appearance of the 4th generation keyboards is flatter than the 3rd generation and is similar to the popular Cherry G8x series of keyboards. The main body of the case is rectangular plank with a wedge extension that places the front face of the keyboard at a slight angle. The front edge of the upper case shell is beveled slightly to provide a more comfortable hand position when resting. A switch accessible through an opening in the rear cover allows the selection from either XT or AT protocols on some models. A set of molded feet can be extended to elevate the back of the keyboard. When collapsed the feet are flush with the bottom surface. Four rubber pads prevent the keyboard from sliding on smooth surfaces.

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File:Hi-Tek-118413-002-Top.JPG ‎                             | Top view
File:Hi-Tek-118413-002-Left-Side.JPG ‎                       | Front left view
File:Hi-Tek-118413-002-Right-Side.JPG ‎                      | Right rear view
File:Hi-Tek-118413-002-Rear.JPG ‎                            | Rear view
File:Hi-Tek-118413-002-Status-Led-Panel.JPG ‎                | Lock status led panel
File:Hi-Tek-118413-002-Back.JPG ‎                            | Bottom view
File:Hi-Tek-118413-002-Protocol-Switch.JPG ‎                 | AT/XT protocol switch
File:Hi-Tek-118413-002-Elevation-Foot-Collapsed.JPG ‎        | Elevation foot collapsed
File:Hi-Tek-118413-002-Elevation-Foot-Extended.JPG ‎         | Elevation foot extended 
File:Hi-Tek-118413-002-Rubber-Foot.JPG ‎                     | Rubber non-slip pad
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