yup really look like x6

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Added on October 13, 2010, 12:22 amthink will more expensive than g15 la..at least the design is newer
other specification almost the same..the out look similar also
not sure but the number of macro button almost the same also

This post has been edited by jasmineivan: Oct 13 2010, 12:22 AM

ROFL. I'll rather get G19 in that case.

G19 $175.99 + 9.48 (shipping)


G510 $109.24 + free shipping.


I think when G19 arrive in MY, the price should be around RM400+. Still a far cry from RM600
I'm not sure about the tax that MY custom will impose. But my Siberia V2 from Taiwan tax only USD1 (based from the documents that come with the package). Looks like the MY customs didn't tax it.

This post has been edited by TechnoG: Oct 13 2010, 09:01 AM

At that price can already invest in keyboards from SteelSeries which I will definitely would provided that I have that much budget for a keyboard.

blackwindow released??
i saw zhenwei is selling blackwindow and not stated it as a pre-order??

ya, any update on the BW? It's certainly an eye catching product!

The normal version, not ultimate is on sale in the razer website already but out of stock

id rather buy a sexy G19...even though i think the LCD is a waste of money and increases the cost unnecessarily and a simple G110 or G510 would be enough....


reason: macros...me need them....and dont bother mentioning other brands that has macros...the logitech macro record software/ interface is awesome...even roccat is using it.

MS macro record is stupid imho...and i couldnt be bothered about razer.

but personally...the G510 is the one i want most....sexy black and also coz it has more macros compared to G19 and G110...



This post has been edited by mADmAN: Oct 14 2010, 04:36 AM

i tot g19 and g510 has almost same number of macro button right??

G19.
12 programmable G-keys, up to 3 macros per key.
that means all together you can record up to 36 macros.

G510.
18 programmable G-keys, up to 3 macros per key.
all together 54 macros

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Added on October 14, 2010, 7:40 amthat's what I thought of.
RM400+ I rather get a mechanical keyboard. But I always got a feeling of telling me no to get 6Gv2 nor 7G.

This post has been edited by TechnoG: Oct 14 2010, 07:40 AM

Taiwan... they have online trading website that ships internationally?

Did MY custom hold your Siberia since it was taxed?

uumm.
Okay. I got my Siberia V2 from vVv Gaming, a eSports company based in US.
but then they ship from Taiwan to MY, and based on the docs I see in the FedEx seal, I just see a tax of USD1.
by Taiwan authorities, not MY.

This post has been edited by TechnoG: Oct 14 2010, 08:26 AM

i bet u would love g19 backlight without lcd, and mechanical

yea i find mechanical more worthy of expensive price than bling bling

why not 6gv2 and 7g??
then get blackwindow ultimate lo
still got backlit and some not really useful macro ^^ i think so
mechanical also

truthfully....i couldnt be bothered about mechanical switches....ive tried it before though for a short while only and there was nothing to make me really want it or drool over it.

sure they may be nice to type etc etc.....but it really doesnt affect me. the keys can be any switch...as long as its nice to type im fine.

as for lasting long....well my keyboards take alot of abuse coz im not exactly "soft" when i type... i tend to bang the keyboard...especially the g15 in my office...coz i pratically use the entire keyboard including the numpad, the 6 key cluster and even the F keys work....and its been taking it for about 2 years now....still running fine with no signs of fatigue.


one of the main reasons im barely in this thread anymore... coz im not bothered about mechanical switches and everyone here is blabbing away about mechanical switches.... BORING

This post has been edited by mADmAN: Oct 14 2010, 02:08 PM

Most likely reaching Malaysia in November now.

means still pre order la..i tot released tim haiz

Gigabyte debuts the Aivia K8100 gaming keyboard
http://www.tcmagazine.com/tcm/news/hardwar...gaming-keyboard

Not exactly known for its peripherals, Gigabyte is looking to change everyone's view with the release of the Aivia K8100, a gaming keyboard which brags with four major features - an ergonomic keystroke design, the GHOST macro engine, 20 anti-ghosting keys, and touch and slide volume control.

Coming in three colors - black, yellow and red, the keyboard measures 490 (L) x 263 (W) 32.8 (H) mm, it weights 1.3kg, and has a USB 2.0 interface, a braided cotton cord, two USB ports on the side, three built-in keystroke forces - 70 grams, 60 grams and 50 grams (as detailed below), LED backlight illumination, the mentioned GHOST engine which, backed by the 4 Mb of onboard memory, lets the user have up to 100 programmable macro sets at his/her finger tips, and the ability to press up to 20 keys simultaneously withing having a ghosting effect.

The Aivia K8100 is now up for pre-order in Europe @ 41.53.









I like the yellow one
world's 1st Gaming Keystroke Keyboard, another marketing gimmick?

This post has been edited by TechnoG: Oct 14 2010, 06:32 PM

aiya mechanical keyboard, solid ma. but i see you need macros, so not much point unless like got bw.

last time ppl only blabbing about membranes, then bw / 6gv2 came out, cheap and its mechanical lol.

SIGH...y do manufacturers like to do this shit?

it may look nice...but dust gets stuck to it...and cleaning out a PVC cable is a whole lot easier rather than braided cable....which is almost impossible to get the damn dust out.

agreed prefer old pvc cables. braided durable but not straight, very easy stay bend once bended..