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Cherry MX Flavored Typing
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 As a species, we've come a long way from the days of carving notes into stone. While our ancestors used chisel and rock, we now use keyboards to hammer out our thoughts and anything that needs to be documented. Some of us spend hours a day sitting in front of a PC, a large portion of which is dedicated to punching keystrokes at a frenzied pace. There's a good chance that your keyboard is actively used more than any other peripheral or accessory, save for your monitor, yet some people give little thought to their plank, as if to suggest that all keyboards are essentially the same.
Professional typists know better. So does Metadot, which started to build a better keyboard nearly a decade ago. You know it as the Das Keyboard and through several generations of refinements, it's evolved into what's now called the Das Keyboard 4 in both Professional (labeled key caps) and Ultimate (blank key caps) variants...
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Gumstick Smartphone Stand Review @ Bjorn3d.com
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Phones today do a lot more than just make phone calls. You can play games, listen to music, read books and watch videos on them. Some of these activities are best done without having to hold the phone all the time. If you are watching a movie or listening to music you might not want to have to hold it and instead want to prop it up somehow. There are a lot of stands available for the bigger tablets but not as much for phones. At least not many that are small and as portable as the phone itself. This is where the Gumstick Smartphone Stand comes in. It is a product that was started on Kickstarter and funded there and now is being shipped to backers and also sold on at least their website."
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Corsair Raptor K40 review
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We review the rather colorful Corsair Raptor K40 with dome based keys and a rather wide variety of colors for backlighting of this gaming keyboard. The K40 is the first in the Raptor series. It has a very recognizable look and concept, but it adds some more features, it has LED back-lit keys that you can customize colors wise. Let's have a peek shall we?
Read the full review right here.
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GAMDIAS HERMES Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
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The HERMES Mechanical Gaming keyboard by GAMDIAS is a standard sized keyboard measuring 474.85x310.83x39mm (with wrist rest). The GAMDIAS HERMES mechanical gaming keyboard uses Cherry MX Blue mechanical switches. HERMES has built in memory of 512kb and a polling rate of 1000Hz. There are 13 macro keys and 6 multi-media keys."
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Reeven Justice RC-1204
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"My experience with Reeven certainly leaves me with a positive feeling. I was not familiar with Reeven products, but the Justice RC-1204 gets the job done and looks great while doing it. So what do I like about it? To start, I like the size. It is not so massive that it smothers you motherboard. Nevertheless, it is large enough to handle the heat of a mild overclock, which is nice. Next is the way the fan attaches to the fin stack - I like the four plastic clips. Sometimes the usual metal clips can be a pain, but this new refreshing style of plastic clip gets my attention.”
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ROCCAT Ryos MK Pro Keyboard Video Review
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"Today Kaeyi Dream looks at the Ryos MK Pro from ROCCAT, featuring per-key illumination and a choice of CHERRY MX key switches in blue, black, brown, and red."
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CalDigit FASTA 6GU3Pro PCIe Host
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Add USB 3.0 and eSATA to your Mac Pro or PC with one solution from CalDigit via PCI Express. Tyler tells us all about it in this review."
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Tt eSPORTS MEKA G-Unit Illuminated Keyboard Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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Over the past year we have seen a pretty big push into the gaming scene with many different manufactures. One of them has been Thermaltake with their Tt eSPORTS line. We have tested a few of their newer mice and headsets. Being pleased with them, we are quite excited to take a look at one of their keyboards to see if it holds up to the name of the rest of the Tt eSPORTS products we have tested. Today we are taking a look at the Tt eSPORTS MEKA G-Unit Illuminated Keyboard which features Cherry MX mechanical keys, 12 dedicated function keys, backlit illumination and much more. Lets take a look"
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Glow Keyboard Review
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With a separate LED under each laser-etched, UV-coated key, the MK Glow more than lives up to its name. There is no doubt this is the brightest keyboard I have ever seen. Fortunately with an adjustable brightness level the choice of blue isn’t a distraction even with the lights off.
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Practical Meter with Fast Charge Cable Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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Being someone who is constantly using different gadgets USB ports are very important to me. They are what charge most of my gadgets and of course I use them for USB flash drives and hard drives too. One thing that always annoys me about changing devices is that some USB ports will charge devices faster than others. What if you could tell which USB port was providing the most power? That way you could plug in your critical devices like your smartphone into this port and other non-important devices into the low power ports. Well that is where the Practical Meter comes it. It works as a pass-through that you plug into your USB port and it will tell you how much power it is delivering. The device also ships with a nifty fast charging cable. Read on as we check it out."
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Tesoro Colada Mechanical keyboard @ Rbmods
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Today we once again are taking a look at a product from Tesoro. Were reviewing their latest creation that is named the Colada. It is a mechanical gaming keyboard that is available in various Cherry MX switches but todays sample has the brown switches. It seems to be a cool keyboard with its aluminum enclosure so lets get on with the review."
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