It sure looks like it. Who's the manufacturer of that keyboard?
It sure looks like it. Who's the manufacturer of that keyboard?
Video was posted by Ducky Nordic. I'm hoping ducky. Love their build quality.
They certainly look like ours... :-)
Yeah, but that was back in June of last year. I haven't been able to find anything since.
Matias please make a backlit keyboard, I've tried many Cherry and other switches but my favorite is your quiet tactile swtich. Would buy a backlit quiet matias in a heartbeat.
Most people here will obviously answer 60%, but I think a TKL would sell the most(standard fullsize user doesn't care about backlight).
Matias please make a backlit keyboard, I've tried many Cherry and other switches but my favorite is your quiet tactile swtich. Would buy a backlit quiet matias in a heartbeat.
This has come up before.
Just out of curiosity, we did do a backlit one, would you prefer 60%, tenkeyless, or the standard layout with numpad?
I'd chose 60 if programmable ( I seek easy arrows like HHKB and F-lock for the number row when debugging). I also like 75 if partially or non programmable.
TKL eludes me still: just seems to make the mouse further away.
I vote full size, since I do use the numpad quite often for my work as well. It would be nice if you could do both TKL and full-size with a nice backlight (RGB if possible, but I'm not picky and even a solid color backlight would be great).
How about this...?http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/#/layouts/442174a2f723c81a0d477dd7ed78722d
How about this...?http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/#/layouts/442174a2f723c81a0d477dd7ed78722d
The Tesoro pretty much has the G80-1800 layout (http://deskthority.net/wiki/Cherry_G80-1800).
How about this...?http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/#/layouts/442174a2f723c81a0d477dd7ed78722d
Look at the keyboard in the 3rd picture announced by Tesoro http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/tesoro-heads-into-new-direction-at-computex-2015.html , the layout looks very much like the one you posted.
Matias please make a backlit keyboard, I've tried many Cherry and other switches but my favorite is your quiet tactile swtich. Would buy a backlit quiet matias in a heartbeat.
This has come up before.
Just out of curiosity, we did do a backlit one, would you prefer 60%, tenkeyless, or the standard layout with numpad?
How about this...?http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/#/layouts/442174a2f723c81a0d477dd7ed78722d
I still don't understand why the gamers want full sized. I don't remember a single game that makes use of it and it just makes it less comfortable for gaming.
I still don't understand why the gamers want full sized. I don't remember a single game that makes use of it and it just makes it less comfortable for gaming.
Because many people use it and don't want to buy five separate keyboards like the rest of Geekhack. Besides, it is useful for games I've played anyways.
I still don't understand why the gamers want full sized. I don't remember a single game that makes use of it and it just makes it less comfortable for gaming.
Because many people use it and don't want to buy five separate keyboards like the rest of Geekhack. Besides, it is useful for games I've played anyways.
I've yet to play a game that made use of the numpad. I could understand dedicated macro keys a bit more than the numpad for gamers.
What games do you play that require the numpad? What's the function of the numpad?
I'm always very uncomfortable when I have a full sized for my arm spacing.
Matias please make a backlit keyboard, I've tried many Cherry and other switches but my favorite is your quiet tactile swtich. Would buy a backlit quiet matias in a heartbeat.
This has come up before.
Just out of curiosity, we did do a backlit one, would you prefer 60%, tenkeyless, or the standard layout with numpad?
Just out of curiosity, we did do a backlit one, would you prefer 60%, tenkeyless, or the standard layout with numpad?
My general impression is that it's mostly gamers who want backlighting, and they usually want fullsize -- which make it less comfortable for mouse use, which makes no sense for gamers.
How about this...?http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/#/layouts/442174a2f723c81a0d477dd7ed78722d
Yeah, I'd be interested in seeing a backlit matias switch board. I vaguely remember Matias proudly saying how cherry copied something about their design to allow backlighting, yet so far as I know, not a single matias keyboard has this option, much less RGB. What's the point of inventing something clear to use and then not ever using it? If I remember, alps keyboards used to have to use linear switches of the num lock and caps lock key because otherwise they wouldn't be able to allow lighting through, but I think that's no longer the case. I feel like matias should market better, and perhaps do a little bit more innovation. They also tend to say that their keyboards are for typing and not gaming. saying that is a good way to exclude a gigantic chunck of the mech keyboard market.