Thursday, July 24, 2014
When it comes to the
kind of computer keyboard that you use, it can be a very personal issue. After
all, the monitor, mouse and keyboard are three separate peripherals that most
of us use on a regular basis, spending long hours with them in the process. Having
said that, gamers have plenty of keyboards to choose from, among them include the
Corsair Vengeance K70. However, if you are a regular computer user who
would like a neat typing instrument, what are your options?
The Transcendent
Keyboard is one unique peripheral where all keys on this keyboard happens to be
a 72 x 72 pixel display that shows any image or icon for personalizing
shortcuts and keyboard commands. There is also an LCD within the keyboard that
will convert all 77 keys into 1/2″ x 1/2″ displays which will be able to render
up to 262,144 colors. The included software then, for instance, enables one to
assign an image of your favorite golfer to the key that controls a golf swing
in a game, or perhaps an image of Einstein for a key that launches an oft-used
custom Excel macro. Thanks to this software, the keyboard layouts will be
different when you surf the web, work, and get some rest time playing games. It
will be compatible with Windows XP or higher; Mac OS X 10.8 or higher, and
loves being plugged into a USB port.
