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Corsair Glaive RGB @ LanOC Reviews
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 Just last week Corsair introduced their latest gaming mouse, the Glaive RGB. We were originally going to cover it at launch but our sample was a little late coming in and I still needed time to test it out. Well, today that waits is over. The Glaive packs in all of the normal features of a modern mouse including RGB, rubber grips, and a DPI higher than anyone would ever have any use for. What caught my eye though were the swappable thumb grips. So today I’m going to take a closer look at the shape and features of the Glaive RGB then check out how well it has performed for me so far.
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Cherry MX Board Silent Review
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"The Cherry MX Board Silent arrived Technic3D. "Noise-optimized MX key switch version, N-key rollover, Laser-etched keycaps and Self-cleaning contacts?" Technic3D will see the complete functions in the following Review."
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HyperX Alloy FPS Mechanical Keyboard
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The Alloy FPS is the first keyboard to come out of Kingston's gaming brand, HyperX. It has a minimalist bezel design, features a thick steel frame for rigidity, floating keycaps, backlighting, and the use of Cherry MX switches in various layouts for customers around the world. To help sweeten the deal, HyperX includes a travel sleeve, a USB pass-through, and replacement keycaps as well.
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Zalman ZM-K650-WP Keyboard
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The Z-Machine K650WP from Zalman is a membrane keyboard that comes in at a price point where there is really no competition from branded mechanical keyboards. At the same time, it offers a waterproof design, dedicated volume-control buttons, and an internal aluminum plate for structural rigidity, making it great value for the money.
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XCELLON KU-MB100B Wired Backlit Keyboard Review
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Today's review will be of interest to those who are casual gamers and those on a strict budget wanting dip their feet into experiencing a backlit keyboard. I'll be reviewing the XCELLON KU-MB100B wired backlit keyboard to see if it's worth the $29.95 USD MSRP price tag."
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Dome Mouser DMMZ1 Z-Wave Plus Smart Rodent Trap
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The product up for consideration takes our interest in home automation in a whole new direction! The Dome Mouser DMMZ1 Z-Wave Plus smart rodent trap may be one of the most interesting applications of Z-Wave technology that I have seen. The Mouser has a cat inspired design, as well as a cat inspired purpose. The housing conceals a battery powered electrocution system, as well as a Z-Wave radio to let you know when it has "taken care of" a rodent!
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EpicGear DeFiant Mechanical Keyboard Review
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While EpicGear might not be the first name you think of when it comes to high-end peripheral manufacturers, the company are hoping their DeFiant keyboard will help put them on the map. The standout feature of the DeFiant is the ability to change the mechanical switches on a per-key basis, an idea that I think is deserving of more attention.
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Tesoro Excalibur SE Spectrum Gaming Keyboard
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"A little over 2 years ago we took a look at Tesoro’s Excalibur Spectrum Gaming Keyboard and we quite satisfied with it as it received a 9 out of 10 score. Today we have another Excalibur Spectrum keyboard from Tesoro, but it is their Excalibur SE Spectrum. The big thing that separates this keyboard from the original is that it makes use of new optical switches. Designed in conjunction with Gateron the Tesoro optical switches use infrared senors as opposed to metallic contact you would find in mechanical key switches. This design should give you precise actuation and a response time of 0.1 ms. The Excalibur SE Spectrum is the first keyboard Tesoro is outfitting with these new switches. This keyboard also offers per-key RGB backlighting, spill-resistance, and even individual hot-swappable keys. Let’s take a look and see if this keyboard can compete with all of the mechanical switch keyboards out there…"
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Fnatic Rush Pro Silent Keyboard Review
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Fnatic Gear has quickly earned a good reputation for producing quality gaming peripherals. Today we are looking at a new keyboard from the company, the Rush Pro Silent. Very similar to the original Rush Pro, this new version differentiates itself by using Cherry MX Silent switches. Coming in at £89.99, is
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Rosewill RK-9300 @ LanOC Reviews
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Back in 2012 Rosewill introduced their RK-9000 mechanical keyboards and while they didn’t look fancy or have a lot of the features that a lot of the other boards had, they were extremely popular. They were popular because they were inexpensive mostly, but people also really liked the simple styling. Rosewill went on to bring out a few other variations including models with backlighting but they recently caught my eye with a new RK-9300 model that was still simple but brought along with it a floating key design. I thought it might be a good time to break up all of the RGB gaming keyboards with Rosewill’s new board so today I’m going to take a look and see what it’s all about.
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Cherry MX Board 6.0 Keyboard Review: A Most Comfortable Tank
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Unlike most other hardware that gets swapped out frequently, the interaction between a user and their keyboard is a lot more intimate. It is a device that is literally touched every day and is almost an extension of the user’s personality. If it is to be used every day and it is to be expected to perform in the same …
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