August 11, 2008 at 13:27Unusual keyboard from Thinkgeek
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Thinkgeek's Luxeed Dynamic Pixel LED Keyboard will make your computer experience more fun and colorful. After all, each key of this keyboard is highlighted by a set of multi-colored LEDs and can change color as you wish. In total, the construction of each keyboard takes 430 LEDs, and using the included software you can control the behavior of each. You can run a rainbow on the keyboard or make each key change color after pressing. The keyboard has 4 special preset buttons located above the cursor keys, with which you can quickly change pre-programmed color schemes. Set different color combinations for different programs or highlight the color of the control keys in games. The lighting effects of this keyboard are limited only by your imagination.
This, of course, is not Optimus Maximus from Lebedev's studio, but it costs eight times less.
The manufacturer offers two options: with transparent keys and with black, on which only letters are transparent. The software that allows you to program the LEDs on the keyboard will work only with Windows, on Mac and Linux it will be a completely ordinary USB keyboard without any special effects.
Price: $ 199.99. For
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Thinkgeek's Luxeed Dynamic Pixel LED Keyboard will make your computer experience more fun and colorful. After all, each key of this keyboard is highlighted by a set of multi-colored LEDs and can change color as you wish. In total, the construction of each keyboard takes 430 LEDs, and using the included software you can control the behavior of each. You can run a rainbow on the keyboard or make each key change color after pressing. The keyboard has 4 special preset buttons located above the cursor keys, with which you can quickly change pre-programmed color schemes. Set different color combinations for different programs or highlight the color of the control keys in games. The lighting effects of this keyboard are limited only by your imagination.
This, of course, is not Optimus Maximus from Lebedev's studio, but it costs eight times less.
The manufacturer offers two options: with transparent keys and with black, on which only letters are transparent. The software that allows you to program the LEDs on the keyboard will work only with Windows, on Mac and Linux it will be a completely ordinary USB keyboard without any special effects.
Price: $ 199.99. For
some reason I can’t insert a video from YouTube, so I’ll give a link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBBfmb6Dsh8
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