keyboard
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Tiny Ergonomic Keyboard Gets It Done With Only 44 Keys
This is the Keyboardio Atreus. It’s an ergonomic mechanical keyboard that’s less than 10-inches wide. It only has 44 keys, but that’s all the keys it needs. It’s a beautiful piece of typing hardware.
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Razer Releases The Least Razer Keyboard Ever
Gaming peripheral maker Razer is not know for its understated designs. Its keyboards in particular are generally bulky and flashy; some might say a little gaudy. The Blackwidow Lite is none of those things.
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A Split Keyboard Built For Esports
Split mechanical keyboards are a great way to reduce the arm and joint strain often caused by typing on a traditional keyboard. New gaming hardware maker Dygma wants to bring those benefits to the esports scene with the Raise, which they’re calling “the world’s most advanced gaming keyboard”.
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Vava Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: The Kotaku Review
There are a lot of big-name peripheral manufacturers making mechanical keyboards, but a search for the term “mechanical keyboard” on Amazon yields a ton of keyboards from companies you’ve probably never heard of. Such as Vava, makers of the relatively good $US80 ($100) no-name mechanical I’ve been typing on for the past week.