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Technic3D hat die GeiL EpicGear Blade Gaming-Maus im Test. Günstig in der Anschaffung, aber präzise und ausreichend schnell, ist die Blade Maus durchaus eine Alternative für Gamer. Was sie genau bietet, steht im nachfolgenden Review.
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We’ve got something pretty special in the eTeknix office today, the latest headset from Turtle Beach and our very first review of an Xbox One peripheral. I’ve not had much joy from the console its self over the last couple of month, but one thing I have hated most of all is the lack of great headsets, or at least headsets that I like using. Hopefully the new headset from Turtle Beach can resolve this.
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In letzter Zeit stellten sich uns bereits einige weitere Anwärter für den Thron der Gamging-Tastaturen mit besonderen Features. Teilweise voll gespickt mit Sonderfeatures oder "ultimativen" Innovationen wollen alle diese Produkte neue Käufer an Land ziehen. Vom Gefühl her hat Cooler Master mit der CM Storm Trigger eine Tastatur vor ewigen Zeiten auf den Markt gebracht, die nun neu aufgelegt wurde. Ergänzt und sinnvoll angepasst, präsentiert sich der Schreiberling für das Jahr 2014. Ob die Tastatur als voll "gaming-tauglich" bezeichnet werden und auch für andere Anwender taugt, klärt unser Testbericht.
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A4Tech has come to the gaming peripheral market with an interesting proposition: the ZL5 mouse. In the reviewed version with the “A” letter in the end (activated), we get all software options unlocked which are suitable for many game types like shooters, MMOs, RPGs and so on. The mouse has a pretty sleek design and incorporates the high-performance Avago 9800 sensor for delivering up to 9800DPI in different, pre-programmed steps.
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The Tt eSPORTS Poseidon keyboard is a fully back-lit mechanical keyboard. The design of the keyboard generally focuses around the basics. The Poseidon uses Cherry MX Brown switches that have a balance of tactile feedback and actuation pressure ideal for gaming. In addition to the tried and tested Cherry MX switches, the Poseidon has a 6-8 N-Key rollover for anti-ghosting so if you have fast fingers the system won’t have a problem identifying the different key strokes.
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Trigger-Z represents a slight update from the original Trigger, comes with three switch options with different colored backlights and a large wrist rest for additional comfort. Thanks to the ARM core 32-bit CPU at 72MHz, we are able to work with the hardware macro playback function and five macro keys are available on the left side which can be pre-programmed thanks to the included software interface.
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Where i come from we have a saying and it goes like this "Everyone simply can't excel at everything". Well i have believed that saying my entire life since brands that excel at the manufacture of storage media obviously can't really turn to other areas like graphics cards or LCD screens. One of the things however we all love about the electronics industry is that this saying doesn't always apply and we've seen that happen quite a few times with companies like for example Corsair which jumped from the manufacture of storage media like USB Flash Drives and SSDs to the manufacture of CPU Coolers, PC Cases and Gaming Peripherals (OCZ did something similar just the other way around). Well it seems that the time has finally come for Kingston to jump onto a whole new playfield by introducing headsets aimed at gamers like the HyperX CLOUD Pro Gaming Headset which we have here with us today.
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Being on the go, what better way to ensure your precious technology gadgets always remain charged than a device such as the Luxa2 PL3 10400 mAh Leather Power Bank. With its stylish PU Leather appearance, and nice carry pouch, it makes having portable power easy. With the Li-ion Samsung cell, and world-class circuitry and chipsets, the PL3 can provide up to 90% energy conversion efficiency for up to 1,000 charge cycles.
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Today we look at the new eVGA Torq X5 gaming mouse built around the high grade Pixart 3988 optical sensor. It has 8 programmable buttons built in and a max reporting rate of 1000hz. It is attractively designed in white, with an ambidextrous design and some tasteful lighting. Is it worth the £35 asking price?
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Tesoro are back on eTeknix once again! While we looked at their gorgeous new Lobera Spectrum recently, today we take a look at something a little further up the range, the new Excalibur Spectrum. RGB keyboards are all the rage recently, they’re often still the same keyboard they were last year in terms of performance and features, with the new addition of some funky lighting effects; no bad thing for those who love to customise their setup.
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