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glass multitouch trackpad
Computer Peripherals | Thursday, December 1st, 2011

If you’re a fan of revolutionary design, then you’re going to like this: startup Product Design has listed this glass keyboard and glass trackpad on Kickstarter for funding. Made using tempered glass, the multitouch peripherals rely on touchscreen tech called FTIR (Frustrated Total Internal Reflection) which basically uses infrared lights and a camera for detecting

Logitech G510 -a
Computer Peripherals, Mobile Gaming | Thursday, August 5th, 2010

Don’t let the “pretty” description fool you. The Logitech G510 is seriously awesome if you’re into high-end gaming peripherals (otherwise, it’s just a seriously expensive $120 keyboard to use for blogging and typing and stuff). It’s got the gaming features that we should all be familiar with by now, with 18 programmable keys that can

It's certainly Mac-friendly, with special symbols on keys that can be typed using Option and Shift-Option combos.
Computer Peripherals | Thursday, February 25th, 2010

This new keyboard from Canadian accessory-maker Matias might look like a standard (a really old kind of standard) keyboard with a space to plop down your phone, but we have to admit that the potential is intriguing—especially if you’re an iPhone or iPod touch owner.

Microsoft SideWinder X4

From the title, you already know that the SideWinder X4 is a gaming keyboard, so let’s start with the most obvious question: what’s anti-ghosting? “Ghosting” is the term used for the times when your regular (lame) keyboard spazzes out when you try pressing a complex key combo within a game. For example, holding the W

Eclipse mobilemouse
Computer Peripherals | Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

Accessory brand Mad Catz Interactive has announced what has got to be counted as some of the world’s coolest (or at least coolest-looking) computer keyboards and mice under their Eclipse brand label. Four products have been unveiled, including two mice (mobilemouse, touchmouse), and two slim keyboards (litetouch, wireless litetouch)—all good enough to match a modern

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