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Rosewill Mechanical Keyboard
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 “We've got the latest mechanical keyboard from manufacturer Rosewill, and it's called the Mechanical Keyboard. It's geared to gamers, and features the vaunted Cherry switches. At a price of $100, the Mechanical Keyboard is one of the more affordable mechanical gaming keyboards on the market.”
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TTe Sports Challenger Ultimate Gaming Keyboard by Thermaltake Review @Hi Tech Legion
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The TT eSports Challenger Ultimate Keyboard is a gaming keyboard. The Challenger Ultimate had a long list of features which include 14 macro keys, 256 individual colors for backlight, 64kb of memory and multimedia keys. These are features you should expect when purchasing a gaming keyboard. Thermaltake has taken the Challenger Ultimate even further with a hand cooling fan, detachable cable, onboard profile switch, dummy Windows caps and additional removable key caps."
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Thermaltake?s Tt eSports Challenger Ultimate Gaming Keyboard and Black Element Gaming Mouse Reviewed
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Futurelooks checks out a pair of gaming performance enhancers from Thermaltake ... Thermaltake?s Tt eSports Challenger Ultimate Gaming Keyboard and Black Element Gaming Mouse Reviewed As with photography, the equipment is just a tool. The person behind that tool is far more important, but hey, it doesn?t hurt to have some killer equipment either. The exact same thing can be said about the competitive PC gaming scene; equip the best players with the worst equipment and they?ll still whoop you good. Give them the best equipment and they?ll whoop you better. This applies to performance gaming keyboards and mice as well."
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Roccat Valo Max Customization Gaming Keyboard Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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Roccat Valo was designed to be beyond the average gaming keyboard. With over 41 macro keys, the Roccat Valo can record and store a massive amount of shortcuts on its 2MB memory. Combined with four switchable layers and five profiles, the Roccat Valo offers maximum customization not just for in-game macros but for multimedia and productivity as well. Macros can be recorded live while in-game or through the Roccat Valo driver software. Aside from the macro keys, there are also buttons for volume control, LED lighting control as well as a Windows key disable button. Since it is made for gamers, the Roccat Valo also comes with audio jacks and a unidirectional microphone accessory that plugs in to the right side so you can communicate with your teammates when you play online."
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Silverstone Raven 2 Evolution USB 3.0 @ techPowerUp
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Silverstone has managed to turn heads with the 90? turned motherboard tray. One of the cases, the Raven 2 has now been updated with a new hard drive tray system and USB 3.0. We take the chassis out during the night to see if we manage to scare it away or if it can hold its ground."
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NewerTech NuScribe 2-in-1 Touch Screen Stylus and Pen @ TestFreaks
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Up for review today I have the NewerTech NuScribe 2-in-1 Touch Screen Stylus and Pen. It?s exactly as the name suggests, it?s a stylus and it?s a pen. It can be used with any device like tablets or phones that have a capacitive screen. It?s a simple but very useful product for those that often us tablets, either Android or Apple branded. "
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QPad MK 80 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review - XSReviews
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While mechanical boards have been around for longer than any other type of keyboard input, they`re usage petered off over the past few decades as cheaper methods of production came in to being. When you`re using your keyboard for just tapping your login into Facebook, you don`t need a £70-100 piece of kit. However, now with gaming becoming more of a serious pastime, they`re seeing a resurgence thanks to their low latency, extemely long shelf life and their driver-less get back to basics styling. Today I`m reviewing just such a keboard, though it does feature some gamer influences."
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Magellan RoadMate 5175T-LM Traveler GPS @ Techware
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Magellan is a company with a long history in GPS navigation; they first opened their doors in 1989 with the launch of the first Block II GPS satellites. Since then, they`ve been providing a wide range of GPS receivers, both for vehicle navigation and for pedestrian travel, on road and off. Today we`ll be taking a look at the RoadMate 5175T-LM, a vehicle navigation unit that promises to add a few new twists to the usual formula."
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Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Mechanical Keyboard Review - Mechanically superior? Just mechanical?
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No-one can ultimately make the decision for you; it is still up to you to make the purchase based on your personal preferences and needs. If you have a local small-business computer store which has a demo model of the Razer BlackWidow then definitely experience how it feels to the touch. While you are there be sure to check out the SteelSeries 6Gv2 keyboard to feel the difference between the blue and the black switches since if gaming is your priority you may prefer the latter switch whether or not on that keyboard (sorry SteelSeries!)"
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QPAD MK-80 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard @ techPowerUp
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Peripheral manufacturer QPAD has gone all out with their recently launched MK-80 mechanical keyboard. The keyboard featurea customizable back lighting, USB 2.0 hub and headset pass through. The keyboard uses the well performing Cherry MX Blue key mechanism and comes with a decent wrist wrest."
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Targus USB 2.0 Multi-Monitor Adapter @ Rbmods
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When sitting on a laptop for example you might want to run dual or triple screens, however on a laptop you rarely have more than one or two plugins for screens. Targus has a solution for this, by plugging their Multi monitor adapter into a USB port you will be able to plug in another screen to your computer. The question that immedietely comes up in my head is, can I game and use a computer without lag running this device? Lets figure out if it?s possible!"
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Logitech G13 Advanced Gameboard Review - Evolution or Dud?
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Having spent several hours with the G13 in each of these games, and lesser amounts of time in a variety of titles I regularly play, I?ve come away with the impression that the G13 doesn?t provide anything that you couldn?t obtain through the use of a standard keyboard. The concept seems wonderful, but there are many disadvantages that don?t immediately appear to be an issue. The key arrangement, for example, is problem. Many games bind weapon or ability selection to the top row of numeric keys, of which there are 10, but the Logitech G13 only has 7 in its top row, and one is meant to be used for movement, which leaves 6."
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News: A case for better keyboards
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In his latest blog post TR`s Geoff Gasior extols the virtues of mechanical key switches and explains why enthusiasts should start dedicating more attention--and budget--to their keyboards."
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HornetTek Slipper U3 External Dock
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The Slipper is a unique design for an external enclosure/dock, so we will be testing it to make sure everything works as anticipated. The Slipper name was clearly given to this dock because of the fact that it looks like a slipper; this design also makes it surprisingly easy to slide a hard drive into place. The fact that the dock supports hot swapping also makes it quite easy to change out hard drives even when the device is connected.
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Roccat Valo Gaming Keyboard
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The Valo is definitely aimed at the gamer in us with its multitude of commands and timings, LCD display, and 41 macro keys. To store all of those key combinations, timings and commands is 2MB of on-board memory which will prevent you from having to result back to the software for reconfiguring. If you take a moment to read on you will find out the Valo has a few more options up its sleeve that makes it a real winner with the both the professional gamer and casual gamer crowds.
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Cadence 4-Bit Binary Leather Watch Review
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"The Cadence 4-bit binary leather watch has a simplistic look to it, yet manages to seamlessly incorporate binary code onto the watch face. This watch will let your inner geek out so you can express yourself without having to wave that massive geek flag that you know you are hiding inside! Most people will likely not know that this is 4-bit binary, but for those that do it should be a good conversation starter..."
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