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I got my hands on Razer's new $50 mechanical mini keeb and it makes a damn good first impression
News It's got an entry-level MSRP, but still feels like an enthusiast-level device.
Attention keyboard nerds: This website lets you hear the sound of 36 different mechanical keebs, switches, and more as you type
News Most of them go "clickety clack." Sorry for spoilers.
Engineers builds Arduino-led game console from a fidget clicker and I want to fidget with it so badly
News "This project is not about powerful hardware or complex graphics."
I have no idea what I'd use this gorgeous retro futuristic macropad for, but at $99 I'm thinking of slamming the buy button anyway
News We all need more buttons and dials, of this I am certain.
Computex 2025 showed that innovation in PC hardware often involves sticking a screen on something but don't let that distract you from the genuine improvements underneath
Computex Look past the frivolous screens on the showfloor and you'll find some genuine upgrades headed our way.
Cherry proclaims a 'new era' for keyboard switches: induction is 'half the cost of a regular mechanical switch', more reliable, and less power hungry than analog alternatives
Computex Though whether it gets used for analog gaming keyboards is up to keyboard makers—Cherry says it is aiming at the mass market.
Cherry debuts new mechanical, magnetic, and inductive switches with a whole new naming scheme to match
news The Honey, Blossom, and Falcon are the new mechanical switches in Cherry's arsenal.
More Intellimouse than eXtreme gamer, Cherry's new wireless gaming mice give understated office chic in the best possible way
news These gamer mice have that Microsoft Office aesthetic.
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