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mercoledì 27 ottobre 2010

Razer Says It Has ''World's First' MMO Keyboard

It's a keyboard designed with MMO gamers in mind.
Tuesday Razer revealed the "world's first" MMO gaming keyboard called the Razer Anansi. The company said that the new keyboard shares the same design philosophy as its Naga gaming mice line, cramming a load of MMO-specific functions and features into the peripheral including dedicated thumb modifier keys and macro capabilities.
Obviously this isn't be your typical PC keyboard, offering gamers over one hundred programmable "Hyperesponse" keys with on-the-fly macro recording. Seven thumb modifier keys allow users to perform seven times more commands and abilities than the current twelve ability keys assigned to the average keyboard. Users can even store up to twenty profiles and shift through them using a one-button profile switch.
"The Razer Anansi gaming keyboard is the new weapon of choice for MMO gamers," said Robert "RazerGuy" Krakoff, president, Razer USA. "Let's face it, the regular keyboard that came with your PC was designed and built for typing, not for MMO gaming. With its revolutionary seven thumb modifier keys, every key combination that you had before is now multiplied by seven times. The Razer Anansi allows you to use every spell, ability or custom macro in your arsenal--both instantly and in complete comfort."
Razer's Anansi sports other features including sixteen million color backlight illumination, five additional gaming keys, an option to deactivate the Windows key, minimized ghosting and more. The keyboard was also designed to be used seamlessly with the twelve-button mouse keypad on the Razer Naga and Naga Epic MMO gaming mice.
The Razer Anansi is expected to go retail in December for $99.99 here in the States and euro $99.99 over in Europe.

Looks Sick!

27 commenti:

  1. i would like to have that keyboard.

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  2. Not sure how much you can modify a keyboard, mouse is probably easier.

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  3. I use a merc stealth, there are so many driver issues it isn't even worth the extra buttons. Good review!

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  4. Stopped playing wow so I don't really care, but aren't gaming mice way better than keyboards?

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  5. Wow, I think I'll stick to my qwerty thanks.

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  6. Seems like an interesting product, ppl will buy it as long as MMO's are popular

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  7. this is too expensive for a keyboard xd

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  8. I need a new keyboard. Don't think I will buy this one though. I rarely play MMOs

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  9. Wow, this has very useful features when playing a MMO!

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  10. damn, who wants to buy one and give it to me?

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  11. I want to type on this to see if it's smoothe

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  12. oooooo, 99? sexy though.

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  13. Could be very helpful. I'm happy with my keyboard atm though.

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  14. was reading about this the other day, its a pretty cool idea

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