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Hands-on with Synaptics' next-generation mobile input devicesSynaptics' next-gen mobile input devices include a pressure-sensitive touchpad, a lower-latency touchscreen, and an ultra-thin keyboard with secret switch technology. We go hands-on to... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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Rosewill's RK-9000-series mechanical keyboards reviewedRosewill, Newegg's innocuous house brand, caters to mechanical keyboard enthusiasts with four nearly identical specimens priced in the $100-110 range. Each one has a different... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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Corsair's Vengeance K60 and K90 mechanical keyboardsJoin us as we rattle away on the lovely mechanical keyswitches of Corsair's aluminum-clad K60 and K90 keyboards. Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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Thermaltake's Meka G1 and G-Unit keyboardsCherry MX switches and extra perks dominate Thermaltake's mechanical keyboards. We take a closer look at the Meka G1 and G-Unit to see... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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Razer's BlackWidow and BlackWidow Ultimate keyboardsWe've tested both of Razer's clicky mechanical gaming keyboards to figure out whether they're worth the money—and hearing loss. Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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Cyborg's Rat 7 adjustable gaming mouseCyborg's Rat 7 gaming mouse offers loads of adjustment options, plenty of precision, and a distinct visual style. We find out if it's any... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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Apple's aluminum keyboardCan low-profile chiclet keys, sleek industrial design, and an Apple logo make a good desktop keyboard? And can such a device pry a fan... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices Mac |
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ABS's M1 mechanical keyboardHere's an unusual concept: a mechanical gaming keyboard with non-clicky key switches. Can such a device create a smooth typing experience, and is it... Type: Feature article Tags: Miscellaneous Input devices |
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Enermax's Aurora Premium keyboardWhat's this? A laptop-style keyboard on the desk of a TR editor, a heavy-duty typist and ostensible keyboard purist? Surely there must... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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Metadot's Das Keyboard ProfessionalIs Metadot's Das Keyboard Professional really worth the $130 price tag, and can it compete with the classic IBM Model M? Clicky keyboard purists want... Type: Feature article Tags: Miscellaneous Input devices |
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OCZ's Neural Impulse ActuatorLike flying cars, thought-based control schemes have been a staple of sci-fi movies for decades. OCZ has embraced the concept with its Neural Impulse Actuator,... Type: Feature article Tags: Miscellaneous Input devices Gaming Personal tech |
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Belkin's Flip-DVI-D: too good to be true?This cute little device seemed to be tailor-made for our needs: it's a dual-port switch that handles four kinds of inputs: USB keyboard, USB mouse,... Type: Feature article Tags: Displays Input devices |
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Microsoft's Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer 2.0IN 1996, Microsoft forever changed the mouse by introducing its first scroll wheel.... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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Bytecc's Zippy EL-610 keyboardGENERALLY SPEAKING, keyboards aren't all that exciting. Some are louder than others, some... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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USB KVM switch comparisonUSB PERIPHERALS have become increasingly popular among both PC enthusiasts and mainstream users.... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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Belkin's Nostromo n50 and n30 game controllersFIRST-PERSON SHOOTERS HAVE pushed the technology envelope more than any other game genre,... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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TR's four-port KVM switch comparoSo many of us PC enthusiast types use more than one computer on a... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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