Logitech G110 Gaming Keyboard

Logitech’s latest Gaming Keyboard G110 will succeed the G11, where it will come with customizable backlighting so that you have a choice of rocking it out in either blue or red colors at night, or even mixing both colors together if that is your cup of tea. Apart from that, you also get a dozen programmable G-keys and three M-keys, allowing you to assign up to 36 single keystrokes, multi-key macros or intricate LUA scripts. Also, the MR key lets one configure macros on the fly. Other features include automatic game detection, game mode switch, integrated headset support and a hi-Speed USB 2.0 hub port. Something tells us we will see mods of other colored LEDs in the near future.

The Logitech G110 gaming keyboard will be available from January for $130.

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Alienware TactX Gaming Keyboard and Mouse

Since PCs alone can’t pay the bills these days Alienware has expanded its reach into the gaming peripheral market and has this week released two such products, the TactX keyboard and mouse. Going for $99, the wired TactX keyboard has USB connectivity, has six customizable macro keys, support for unlimited customizable user profiles, and the AlienFX lighting system which has 20 color choices enabling up to 400 pimpin’ combinations.

Also priced at $99, the TactX mouse has a 1.8-meter long cable, nine customizable buttons and five user profiles, a 5000 DPI laser sensor, the AlienFX system, and both vertical and horizontal scrolling thanks to the Dual Vertical Scroll modes.

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