One for the gamers. The, perhaps aptly named, is also backlit (Microsoft recognize the strange fascination we PC gamers have with the dark), features programmable buttons, macros, bumper buttons, jog dials and even a detachable padded wrist rest. Realizing that gamers tend to care not for wireless-ness the keyboard is of the wired variety and includes sexy sounding gold-plated USB ports to plug extra peripherals into. Microsoft continue their collaboration with Razer through the inclusion of Razer Hyperesponse Gaming Key Action to reduce latency.
There was no demo unit of this keyboard to try this morning so we’ll have to wait till the proper review unit arrives so see how it goes. At this stage it looks like it’ll retail for around $129 placing it, again, in direct price point competition with Logitech and the G15 gaming keyboard.
No comments:
Post a Comment