It would be very bizarre if it didn't.Current 4K can only do 30hz at that res... Let us hope they stepped it up for 2014! ;D
I'm disappointed in the lack of keyboard posts.
sweet, no gizmodo links!
horrible site.
Are Realforce and HHKBs going to continue being produced? Or are they going to slowly stop just like the topre caps on EK?
http://www.hardocp.com/news/2014/01/06/corsair_debuts_mechanical_keyboard_cherry_mx_rgb_switches_at_ces_2014
http://www.hardocp.com/news/2014/01/06/corsair_debuts_mechanical_keyboard_cherry_mx_rgb_switches_at_ces_2014
PICS, PLS CORSAIR. WTF.
wasn't there a thread about these already?
time to buy a corsair board, and take those clear housings!
time to buy a corsair board, and take those clear housings!
I don't think the housing's that useful.. I think the main seller is the rgb element.. and I'm assuming it has a powerful controller behind it....
time to buy a corsair board, and take those clear housings!
I don't think the housing's that useful.. I think the main seller is the rgb element.. and I'm assuming it has a powerful controller behind it....
time to buy a corsair board, and take those clear housings!
I don't think the housing's that useful.. I think the main seller is the rgb element.. and I'm assuming it has a powerful controller behind it....
well the entire point of the clear housing is to show off the RGB.....
time to buy a corsair board, and take those clear housings!
I don't think the housing's that useful.. I think the main seller is the rgb element.. and I'm assuming it has a powerful controller behind it....
im just buying it for the looks, clear housing looks cool.
i think back lit keyboards are ugly. and for 1337 gamers only
2014 im going one step further than blanks.
no keycaps.
2014 im going one step further than blanks.
no keycaps.
2014 im going one step further than blanks.
no keycaps.
Hardcore demik- No keys because he wants pure switch-feel.
2014 im going one step further than blanks.
no keycaps.
this is actually quite interesting.... I shall try this tomorrow...Show Image(http://emoticoner.com/files/emoticons/onion-head/whaaat2-onion-head-emoticon.gif?1292862525)
What would be sweet is yellow backlighting - when you press a key the backlight colour cycles through the rainbow spectrum back to yellow :)
Or an alternative colour of your choice.
I dont get why the switch cover is transparent . It not possible to see them unless you are going to be like demik, typing without keycapsthe RBG leds are mounted underneath the switch i think, that's why there must be clear switch covers.
http://www.hardocp.com/news/2014/01/06/corsair_debuts_mechanical_keyboard_cherry_mx_rgb_switches_at_ces_2014Look at the light bleeding on that... The space around the key is brighter than the legend that is supposed to be lit, just as predicted.
Wasn't Matias supposed to release something new at CES this year?
Wasn't Matias supposed to release something new at CES this year?
BS SSK, I think
Wasn't Matias supposed to release something new at CES this year?
BS SSK, I think
You mean ALPS SSK?
Wasn't Matias supposed to release something new at CES this year?
BS SSK, I think
You mean ALPS SSK?
I mean what I said. I think Matias and SP are making a joint announcement when the countdown timer ends.
Wasn't Matias supposed to release something new at CES this year?
BS SSK, I think
You mean ALPS SSK?
I mean what I said. I think Matias and SP are making a joint announcement when the countdown timer ends.
I dont get why the switch cover is transparent . It not possible to see them unless you are going to be like demik, typing without keycaps
Kailh will also release transparent versions of their switches very soon (which are low-quality Cherry MX copies) and you guys will see plenty of low-quality chinese mechanical keyboards with RGB this year :))
Kailh will also release transparent versions of their switches very soon (which are low-quality Cherry MX copies) and you guys will see plenty of low-quality chinese mechanical keyboards with RGB this year :))
Wrong, Kailh is releasing a normal body customized to fit a "normal" sized RGB LED
http://www.mechkb.com/blog/industry-developents/cherry-mx-rgb-tesoro-lobera/
SpecificallyShow Image(http://media.tumblr.com/08e3935d76b71b165e0b9212723ed658/tumblr_inline_mxb2altAf01s35zdf.jpg)
The Kailh / Tesoro implementation is a more traditional LED per-switch implementation except using RGB LEDs. According to Carter from Coolermaster, the LEDs are custom built into the switches (we cannot confirm as our distributors won’t let us open ‘er up… yet ;) ). If you look closely, you can see that the LEDs are not the regular 3mm flangeless LEDs which we have come to know and love.
QuoteThe Kailh / Tesoro implementation is a more traditional LED per-switch implementation except using RGB LEDs. According to Carter from Coolermaster, the LEDs are custom built into the switches (we cannot confirm as our distributors won’t let us open ‘er up… yet ;) ). If you look closely, you can see that the LEDs are not the regular 3mm flangeless LEDs which we have come to know and love.
So coolermaster is selling the board with the Kailh switches with RGB LEDS??
http://www.hardocp.com/news/2014/01/07/corsair_announces_ax1500i_worldrsquos_most_technologically_advanced_efficient_psu
Corsair®, the most awarded PC power supply brand in the world1, today announced the AX1500i Digital ATX power supply. The PSU’s digitally-controlled circuitry delivers 1500 watts of ultra-stable power with efficiency that goes beyond 80 PLUSTM Platinum, making the AX1500i the most technologically advanced, energy efficient, and customizable power supply available for extreme PC enthusiasts. The AX1500i’s groundbreaking efficiency meets the current draft for ATX 115 Volt 80 PLUS Titanium for consumer PSUs.
The AX1500i's second generation digital architecture enables the PSU to consistently deliver up to 1500 watts of power with class-leading Titanium energy efficiency levels of up to 94%. The DSP-controlled circuitry of the PSU allows it to consistently deliver exceptionally stable voltages along with amazingly low ripple and noise. Tremendous power reserves combined with a vast array of cabling options enables the AX1500i to power heavily overclocked PC systems with up to four graphics cards in NVIDIA® SLI™ or AMD CrossFireX™ configurations with headroom to spare. The AX1500’s leading performance is possible thanks to a streamlined component count and circuit-board layout made possible by the DSP-based design. The AX1500i’s high efficiency results in reduced heat, allowing the PSU to operate in silent Zero RPM Fan Mode until the load reaches 450 watts. A custom-designed fluid dynamic bearing 140mm fan, specifically designed for low-noise operation, allows the PSU to run quietly even when running at full 1500 watt power output.
http://www.hardocp.com/news/2014/01/07/corsair_announces_ax1500i_worldrsquos_most_technologically_advanced_efficient_psu
Corsair®, the most awarded PC power supply brand in the world1, today announced the AX1500i Digital ATX power supply. The PSU’s digitally-controlled circuitry delivers 1500 watts of ultra-stable power with efficiency that goes beyond 80 PLUSTM Platinum, making the AX1500i the most technologically advanced, energy efficient, and customizable power supply available for extreme PC enthusiasts. The AX1500i’s groundbreaking efficiency meets the current draft for ATX 115 Volt 80 PLUS Titanium for consumer PSUs.
The AX1500i's second generation digital architecture enables the PSU to consistently deliver up to 1500 watts of power with class-leading Titanium energy efficiency levels of up to 94%. The DSP-controlled circuitry of the PSU allows it to consistently deliver exceptionally stable voltages along with amazingly low ripple and noise. Tremendous power reserves combined with a vast array of cabling options enables the AX1500i to power heavily overclocked PC systems with up to four graphics cards in NVIDIA® SLI™ or AMD CrossFireX™ configurations with headroom to spare. The AX1500’s leading performance is possible thanks to a streamlined component count and circuit-board layout made possible by the DSP-based design. The AX1500i’s high efficiency results in reduced heat, allowing the PSU to operate in silent Zero RPM Fan Mode until the load reaches 450 watts. A custom-designed fluid dynamic bearing 140mm fan, specifically designed for low-noise operation, allows the PSU to run quietly even when running at full 1500 watt power output.
why would anyone spend $400 on a power supply, jebus corsair.
Raptor K40 Gaming Keyboard with RGB Backlighting
The Corsair Raptor K40 gaming keyboard combines a comfortable membrane key feel, onboard macro storage, 100% anti-ghosting with full-key rollover on USB, and 16.8 million color customizable backlighting to create a precision gaming keyboard that can be customized for specific games, tactics, and playing styles. The keyboard features 6 programmable gaming keys and 18 programmable functions accessible from 3 separate banks that can be stored in the keyboard's internal memory. The Raptor K40 also has dedicated multimedia keys for convenient music and video playback.
The Raptor K40 gaming keyboard will be available in January at suggested list price of $79.99 and is backed by a 2 year warranty.
http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/corsair_raptor_m45_mouse_and_k40_keyboard.htmlQuoteRaptor K40 Gaming Keyboard with RGB Backlighting
The Corsair Raptor K40 gaming keyboard combines a comfortable membrane key feel, onboard macro storage, 100% anti-ghosting with full-key rollover on USB, and 16.8 million color customizable backlighting to create a precision gaming keyboard that can be customized for specific games, tactics, and playing styles. The keyboard features 6 programmable gaming keys and 18 programmable functions accessible from 3 separate banks that can be stored in the keyboard's internal memory. The Raptor K40 also has dedicated multimedia keys for convenient music and video playback.
The Raptor K40 gaming keyboard will be available in January at suggested list price of $79.99 and is backed by a 2 year warranty.
Price announced for rubberdome RGB board :))
To those few podcast interviewees who thought they did a bad job, trust me, you didn't do Michael Bay bad :P
Razer's project Christie looks insane:
http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?p=3476818
Razer's project Christie looks insane:
http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?p=3476818
"A fully modular and easy to upgrade... ...gaming PC"
So a gaming PC then?
Sure some people aren't willing to take their computer apart but what they really need is to realise that it isn't dangerous and learn how to do it rather than blowing silly amounts of money on a (likely to be) proprietary hardware standard. Kinda hope this one doesn't get off the ground.
To those few podcast interviewees who thought they did a bad job, trust me, you didn't do Michael Bay bad :P
Oh wow, just wow... That has to haunt him for a long time.
To those few podcast interviewees who thought they did a bad job, trust me, you didn't do Michael Bay bad :P
Apparently, Michael Bay has no sense of humor. Good to know.My take on it is that Michael Bay does not stand up to coming up with bull**** for promoting that TV.
Dell 28" 4K @700
http://www.techspot.com/news/55261-dell-prices-28-inch-4k-ultra-hd-monitor-at-just-699.html
Apparently this is 30hz and a TN panel. :( I don't see the use base if that's true.
It’s known as the P2815Q and it contains an IPS LED display
Here at CES 2014 the new PB287Q is being unveiled offering up 28 inches of 4K resolution, 1ms response time and native 60Hz operation.
Apparently this is 30hz and a TN panel. :( I don't see the use base if that's true.QuoteIt’s known as the P2815Q and it contains an IPS LED display
I wouldn't be surprised to see it's only 30hz tbh. None of the three companies have released anything I've seen saying whether it's 30hz or 60hz.
time shall tell..
EDIT:
They're probably 60hz, so you're wrong on both accounts :P
http://pcdiy.asus.com/2014/01/pb287q-4k-for-the-masses/QuoteHere at CES 2014 the new PB287Q is being unveiled offering up 28 inches of 4K resolution, 1ms response time and native 60Hz operation.
I just saw that article but I have read from other sources that it will be TN and 30hz. The price seems too good to be 60 and IPS. That would make it go on sale for around $500. Seems too good to be true.
I just saw that article but I have read from other sources that it will be TN and 30hz. The price seems too good to be 60 and IPS. That would make it go on sale for around $500. Seems too good to be true.
Well, ASUS is reporting the 60hz on their site, and Dell is announcing the IPS on their site.
I'll eat a shoe if the ASUS, Dell, and Lenovo monitors aren't all sharing the same panel.
So I feel pretty safe saying these $600/$700 monitors are 4K, 60Hz, IPS, and DP/HDMI.
4K korean panels imminent?
4K korean panels imminent?
Yep, they use the cast-off's from the major manufacturers so we should start seeing them in coming months.
I'm more excited to see what this does to the 27" wqhd monitor prices on the second hand market, those prices are going to plummet.
UPDATE: I now have confirmation of the P2815Q’s full specs, and have listed them below. Unfortunately, it tops out at 30Hz 3840 x 2160 and 60Hz for 1920 x 1080.
Panel tech: Anti-glare TN (not IPS which was previously rumored)
QuoteUPDATE: I now have confirmation of the P2815Q’s full specs, and have listed them below. Unfortunately, it tops out at 30Hz 3840 x 2160 and 60Hz for 1920 x 1080.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonevangelho/2014/01/07/dell-wasnt-joking-about-that-28-inch-sub-1000-4k-monitor-its-only-699/
So no reason to sell your monitor just yet :P
AlsoQuotePanel tech: Anti-glare TN (not IPS which was previously rumored)
So yeah, this monitor just lost my purchase...
Yeah, I don't see the user base of this monitor. Who are they targeting? Not gamers because it is 30hz and not graphic designers because of the TN panel. Strange move on their part. They should have increased the cost slightly and made it 60hz and IPS.
QuoteUPDATE: I now have confirmation of the P2815Q’s full specs, and have listed them below. Unfortunately, it tops out at 30Hz 3840 x 2160 and 60Hz for 1920 x 1080.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonevangelho/2014/01/07/dell-wasnt-joking-about-that-28-inch-sub-1000-4k-monitor-its-only-699/
So no reason to sell your monitor just yet :P
AlsoQuotePanel tech: Anti-glare TN (not IPS which was previously rumored)
So yeah, this monitor just lost my purchase...
Yeah, I don't see the user base of this monitor. Who are they targeting? Not gamers because it is 30hz and not graphic designers because of the TN panel. Strange move on their part. They should have increased the cost slightly and made it 60hz and IPS.
QuoteUPDATE: I now have confirmation of the P2815Q’s full specs, and have listed them below. Unfortunately, it tops out at 30Hz 3840 x 2160 and 60Hz for 1920 x 1080.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonevangelho/2014/01/07/dell-wasnt-joking-about-that-28-inch-sub-1000-4k-monitor-its-only-699/
So no reason to sell your monitor just yet :P
AlsoQuotePanel tech: Anti-glare TN (not IPS which was previously rumored)
So yeah, this monitor just lost my purchase...
Yeah, I don't see the user base of this monitor. Who are they targeting? Not gamers because it is 30hz and not graphic designers because of the TN panel. Strange move on their part. They should have increased the cost slightly and made it 60hz and IPS.
They're pretty attractive to me, i wish they were 16:10 but it's not a deal breaker at 4K resolution. 90% of the time I'm in Chrome or Eclipse so I don't need 60hz, most IT people are probably in the same boat.
AMD's Nano PC (prototypes only :( )
http://www.techspot.com/news/55262-amds-super-thin-nano-pc-prototype-debuts-at-ces.html (http://www.techspot.com/news/55262-amds-super-thin-nano-pc-prototype-debuts-at-ces.html)
If I had a desire to get something that is horribly proprietary I would rather buy the Apple Pro trashcan. At least Apple has a pretty good build quality overall and a good support system compared to Razer.
I actually love the Apple Pro Trashcan, so cool to look at and it simply lets everyone know that you've got the most expensive trashcan in the office, sitting on your desk ;D
I actually love the Apple Pro Trashcan, so cool to look at and it simply lets everyone know that you've got the most expensive trashcan in the office, sitting on your desk ;D
The biggest problem I have with the trashcan is there is 0 internal expandability. If you want more storage, you're going to buy thunderbolt devices, which use a $50 cable ffs.
Has anyone seen the Topre Cmstorm with Mx stems?
http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/99903-cm-storm-tkl-using-japanese-topre-switches-w-mx-compatible-stems-ces2014/
yeah ive seen that, but i mean Cooler master is releasing a TKL version in 5 mounths or soHas anyone seen the Topre Cmstorm with Mx stems?
http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/99903-cm-storm-tkl-using-japanese-topre-switches-w-mx-compatible-stems-ces2014/
http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=50380.0
yes
yeah ive seen that, but i mean Cooler master is releasing a TKL version in 5 mounths or so
yeah ive seen that, but i mean Cooler master is releasing a TKL version in 5 mounths or soHas anyone seen the Topre Cmstorm with Mx stems?
http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/99903-cm-storm-tkl-using-japanese-topre-switches-w-mx-compatible-stems-ces2014/
http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=50380.0
yes
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Unannounced mechanical switches? Does this mean Cherry RGBs? (Supposedly exclusive to Corsair?) or maybe Alps?
(sorry if this was already posted, I haven't seen anything about this yet)
It very well could be those Kailh RGB switches also.
Especially if the Corsair/Cherry partnership is truly exclusive for a whole year, I don't see why other companies wouldn't go and find alternatives to be competitive.