computer keyboards
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The Roccat Vulcan II is a Flashy Upgrade
Roccat recently released two gorgeous mechanical gaming keyboards as part of its Vulcan series: the Vulcan II and Vulcan II Mini Air. Both models showcase vibrant RGB lighting and robust construction, with the former being a wired variant and the latter presenting a TKL (tenkeyless) design. The Vulcan II exudes flamboyance, embodying a spectacle of…
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Keychron’s Q3 is a Choice DIY Keyboard for Anyone Who Doesn’t Need a Number Pad
I understand why it took Goldilocks several tries before she found her porridge just right. I’m having a similar experience with Keychron’s Q series of mechanical keyboards. I’ve been switching off between the compact 65% Keychron Q2 with a knob and the latest release, the Tenkeyless Keychron Q3. It’s the newest keyboard that works best…
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This Website Can Figure Out What You’re Typing Just By Listening to Your Loud Mechanical Keyboard
Need another reason to skip the upgrade to a clackety mechanical keyboard, besides a little sympathy for your co-workers who will undoubtedly suffer from your furious typing? It turns out that all that’s needed to eavesdrop on what’s being typed on a loud keyboard is a microphone and some clever software.
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This Aesthetic Keyboard Is Cute for TikTok, Hard for Typing
It’s the best time to start finding yourself a colourful mechanical keyboard. There are already a variety of build-it-yourself kits, and you can pair them with artisan keycaps from indie makers and mass manufacturers alike. Big brands are also exploring this incredibly niche world, with companies like Razer making fully customisable mechanical keyboards and matching…