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SteelSeries are a very well established company intent on producing professional grade gaming gear for all skill levels. From its formation in 2001, SteelSeries have gone a long way and now produces a wide range of peripherals from mice, keyboards and headsets to mouse pads and now even special branded products.
Es ist schon einige Tage her, als Logitech mit dem G15 eine kostengünstige Gaming Tastatur in Ihrem Sortiment vorstellte. In diesem Jahr stellte sie den Nachfolger in Form der Logitech G510 vor. Diese bietet wie ihre Vorgängerin ein LCD und die bewährten G-Tasten, neu hinzu kam die programmierbare Farbauswahl und insgesamt 18 G-Tasten, die man noch von der G15 (Blue Backlight) kannte.
Today I decided I would take a look at something a little different, a change of pace if you will. As many of our readers already know, we recently spent some time in Las Vegas at International CES, providing coverage of some product launches and keeping tabs on what's hot in 2013. While we were there we managed to spend some time with the people from Steel Series, who as many of you will be aware are a premium gaming peripheral brand that make keyboards, mice, headsets and more.
Media center setups are now a part of many homes, and with that comes the need to have good input devices to handle the functionality of the setup. Logitech steps forward with the diNovo Edge and really brings home what it means to be a major player in the input device market. This product does pretty much everything right.
Continuing our current trend of gaming mice reviews today we have the Steelseries Kinzu. It's a lightweight, small, ambidextrous mouse with a high sensitivity rating. This isn't the first one we've reviewed for this company, but it is the first budget optical of theirs that we've taken a look at. Let's see how it does.
The Secure Skin product from SPEEDLINK is meant to protect the PS3 controller from scratches, dust or other type of dirt that can accumulate during usage, improves its grip and adds a little bit of color. The Skin is easy to install or uninstall and it is available for just 9.99 Euros.
Çà bouge chez les pirates ! Corsair, fabricant émérite de composants informatiques, notamment connus pour ces modules mémoires et flash, s’essaie à une nouvelle famille de produit : l’Audio.
Bien que pouvant sembler à contre courant de son cœur de métier, Corsair a su nous présenter au fil des années des produits performants et robustes; c’est donc avec un intérêt certain que nous allons découvrir le CORSAIR HS 1 un casque 7.1 Surround de la série « Gaming Audio (...)
If all you could see was the mouse, you might just buy it there. There's a lot of action on the thing, but a little studying shows not bling, but function cut down to hard lines. And then there're the hallmarks of great gaming mice, like the customizable weights and swappable feet for different kinds of resistance. But then, what about macros? Game-specific configurations? Hot red ground lights? Ok, there's a little bling. Might come in handy if you need a, uh. Bling.
Mit der Orochi präsentiert Peripheriehersteller Razer eine Spielermaus für unterwegs. Im kompakten Beidhänder-Chassis werden durch 4.000-dpi-Laserabtastung, internem Synapse-Profilspeicher und wertiger Sieben-Tasten-Ausstattung auch mobil höchste Leistungsansprüche befriedigt. ComputerBase hat sich Razers Bluetooth-Flitzer etwas näher angesehen.
Through its Storm product line, Cooler Master has introduced an entire family of gaming-oriented peripherals. Time to add one more member to the mechanical keyboard lineup: the QuickFire TK. Featuring a unique layout and a compact footprint, how well does the TK measure up to its heralded sisters? Read on to find out.
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