So when newegg put out the RK9000 for the all-time low price of $65ish, I started wondering if they're cleaning house for a new product. A simple google search revealed this:
Rosewill Announces New Cases, Keyboards and PSUs at Computex: (
http://forums.legitreviews.com/about41302.html)
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Making their world debut are the new Limited Edition Elite Ivory RK-9000 series and backlit RK-9100 series mechanical keyboards. You can now type away for hours in the dark while keeping your swagger. In addition to the popular mechanical keyboards, Rosewill will be displaying different networking accessories and server chassis. On display will be the RMX-N360RT which features Wireless N speeds and an easy setup for both ,beginners and advanced users. Next to their networking products will be their new server chassis, RSV-L4500. This chassis boasts a total of 15 internal 3.5” HDD with a max of eight 120mm fans strategically placed throughout the chassis for optimum airflow. All that airflow will produce a good amount of dust which Rosewill has minimized by including a front door that is equipped with a foam filter and a key lock for that extra added protection. Alongside Rosewill’s IT products, they also offer a diverse product line of consumer electronics that will not disappoint.
The official rosewill site also shows that they're prepping for new products to hit the market soon, I'd say its most likely there will be an updated RK9000 mechanical keyboards with backlit functions.
Now, the main question I have is; will the build quality and parts for the new rosewill compare with the ones currently being sold in the market?
They silently fixed the 1st version by fixing the keys, and also the faulty USB cord, but I'm hoping that they keep the model relatively the same with some additional functions.
But from what I've experienced from numerous manufacturers is that they accidentally land on putting out a good product, but goes on to churn out sub-par products that never comes close to the one-hit-wonder products. I hope this doesn't happen.
Any one else have more news on this?