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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: missalaire on Mon, 03 June 2013, 23:32:27
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http://www.engadget.com/2013/06/04/asus-rog-armor-keyboard-gaming/?utm_medium=feed&utm_source=Feed_Classic&utm_campaign=Engadget
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So everyone is going to come out with a mechanical keyboard now?
How long before DELL starts shipping mechanicals standard on 'gaming' systems??
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http://www.engadget.com/2013/06/04/asus-rog-armor-keyboard-gaming/?utm_medium=feed&utm_source=Feed_Classic&utm_campaign=Engadget
I really hope this is fully mechanical.. those lower profile keys have me worried..
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So everyone is going to come out with a mechanical keyboard now?
How long before DELL starts shipping mechanicals standard on 'gaming' systems??
probably alien ware keyboard
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Also, the low-pro keys surrounding the inverted-T arrows... really?
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Who's next? G.Skill? (ow sh--)
Then Asrock? Biostar? XFX? Zotac? eVGA? Nvidia itself? Intel? AMD?
Bloody ***gots couldn't even show us the size of the Windows key... :(
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"Ultra responsive" bro
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As one of the comments on that page pointed out:
Good to see more mechanical keyboards brands entering the market. Hopefully this would drive down it's really high cost in the future.
While these keyboards may not be interesting to keyboard enthusiasts, it will benefit us all in the long-run.
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As one of the comments on that page pointed out: Good to see more mechanical keyboards brands entering the market. Hopefully this would drive down it's really high cost in the future.
While these keyboards may not be interesting to keyboard enthusiasts, it will benefit us all in the long-run.
They will just buy up all the switches! :(
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I welcome new mech keyboards. I don't really care about them but I welcome them. :)
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God damnit why do they have to go ruin a perfectly good mech board with left-side macro keys?
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Looks like a Logitech to me.
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Those wrist rests seem to get bigger and bigger with each "gamer" edition.
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As one of the comments on that page pointed out: Good to see more mechanical keyboards brands entering the market. Hopefully this would drive down it's really high cost in the future.
While these keyboards may not be interesting to keyboard enthusiasts, it will benefit us all in the long-run.
I'm not convinced about this. Gaming companies rarely do any significant R&D, and going mainstream also means cutting costs.
That being said, I'd love to see some competition for the Razer Orbweaver. If e.g. CM Storm make an ergodox-based gaming keyboard, things may eventually get interesting.
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iOne remains busy it looks like lol
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iOne remains busy it looks like lol
Yeah. Asus is rebranding an iOne. Lesson one about Asus: they don't care about quality or anything of that. They sell exclusively to people stupid enough to believe their bull**** and hype about gold plated connectors and how they promise they won't screw them THIS time it breaks after a month.
So what you get to look forward to if you buy one of these is that it will either be broken out of the box or within a month. Asus will tell you to go pound yourself when you want a warranty replacement. You'll regret not buying it from Amazon who would make it right (no, seriously, they just did for me on my QFR - the BS and out of pocket abuse is WAY past what keeping it is worth) as Asus promises you the sun and delivers fecal matter in your mouth six weeks late. Every. Single. Time.
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So everyone is going to come out with a mechanical keyboard now?
How long before DELL starts shipping mechanicals standard on 'gaming' systems??
But you see, they were shipping mechanicals as standard before.
The icky AT101w
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inb4 MX reds cus gaymen
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So many horrible, horrible keyboards at computex.
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They appeal to the standard gamer who likes UV, plays CoD etc.
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They appeal to the standard gamer who likes UV, plays CoD etc.
Yeah.. I probably would've bought these about a year ago. Now? No chance.
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I have never liked this type of stuff and never will, I much prefer a sleeker, cleaner product.