by André Gordirro | Apr 23, 2013 | Keyboard
[nextpage title=”Introduction”]SteelSeries removed all the bells and whistles from the regular Apex keyboard and released a [RAW] version of the peripheral – without the spare USB ports, cloth-wrapped cable, and selective illumination by zone, among...
by André Gordirro | Dec 20, 2012 | Keyboard
[nextpage title=”Introduction”]Mobility is one of the current buzzwords. If a gamer wants to be part of a championship or an LAN party, the worst peripheral to transport is the keyboard, especially the mechanical ones, which are heavier. With this player...
by André Gordirro | Sep 3, 2012 | Keyboard
[nextpage title=”Introduction”]There’s no stopping the current “mechanical keyboard wave” that is taking over the market for gaming-grade peripherals. Gigabyte has just added a mechanical model to their Aivia line, the Osmium, which...
by André Gordirro | Jul 23, 2012 | Keyboard
[nextpage title=”Introduction”]When we tested the CM Storm QuickFire Pro keyboard, we pointed out that it was a simple model, with neither extra USB ports nor programmable functions, and it had only a few illuminated keys. Now the company is releasing the...
by André Gordirro | May 24, 2012 | Keyboard
[nextpage title=”Introduction”]Nowadays, the gaming market is being flooded with mechanical keyboards. Following this trend, CM Storm, Cooler Master’s gaming peripherals subsidiary, has released the QuickFire Pro. It’s a model with a few...
by André Gordirro | Apr 27, 2012 | Keyboard
[nextpage title=”Introduction”]We continue to analyze the Vengeance line of gaming-grade keyboards and mice from Corsair, after reviewing the FPS-oriented K60 keyboard and M60 mouse. Now we’re about to see the peripherals designed for strategy and...