agreed....but mine is against the wall...and cannot see... i stick at the back of the table coz dun wan it to be on the floor and collect dust....it gets really dusty down there.

my table stick to the wall also..nvr manage the wire because i always bored with the setting of my stuff in the room..so always shift the position..if fix the wire will be very troublesome for me..if dusty just use vacuum will do

yea, dust comes in the speed of light. need to put the cpu on the table also.

my table occupied by mon printer and other input device d..no space for cpu ^^

ROFL. You sticked all the wires to your table?

It's very troublesome for hardware change.. just taking out a mouse last time gave me so much headache.. cutting all the cable ties (mine were permanent 1). Took me half a day to took out all the cable ties and replace them later..

Now I just connect my mouse and keyboard to my monitor's usb output (6 of them there). looks perfectly neat as well..

I also use those PVC tube you mentioned up there.. it's very troublesome actually, for my case I use it to enclose my extension plug, telephone wiring from plug to my work desk, in order to put the cable in, I would have to take out the plug wiring, and put all the cable in and reinstall the plug.

I used this mostly

It's easy and fast (faster I mean, not really that fast anyway), It can wrap more cable and easily break into smaller pieces if you want to.

Also perhaps why some people would want their devices to go wireless, at least less wires for a neater workstation.

Anyone using a mechanical keyboard? I been reading it lately and found it very interesting.. I mean tempted.. haha

Im using the 7g!
Mechanical keyboard that uses cherry switches rocks. You just need to find the right one for you.

not many in malaysia market

currently blackwidow (OTW)
Steelseries 7G
Gigabyte smth..

But 7g cost me 2 arms and 3 legs, which I am lack of 1 leg currently

Can also consider the cheaper 6Gv2 from SteelSeries as well.

Ha! the 7G-1G = 6Gv2 must be worth 1 leg then!

I am looking for some production friendly keyboard actually, still find expensive gaming keyboard more to a marketing gimmick than actually functioning really well. But they looks so nice on your work desk.

lol another poisoned

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Added on October 20, 2010, 1:41 pmif 7g and 6gv2 to costy for you then consider for blackwindow expert version??
much more affordable
suggest you wait for more review to see any other negative issue or problem since still so new

This post has been edited by jasmineivan: Oct 20 2010, 01:41 PM

ya..i like keep shifting my stuff so if fix all the wire my head will bigger then the monitor

so just buy some wire tie (as picture below) to tie all the wire make it neat..if wan remove or add in any thing just cut he old 1 and tie again

if low budget den just go for razer blackwidow expert.
no bling, just cherry blue keys.

Just saw this in All It's FB page~

Strictly no blink for me lol, I hate permanent lighted keyboard.

And I have really bad experience with Razer's quality control

Then a good one would most probably be the SteelSeries 6Gv2. A bit expensive but cheaper than the mighty 7G.

Most gaming keyboards are bling. Thats why I went with 7g instead, simplicity and professional look.
Actually most gaming keyboards are really marketing gimmicks. I mean a gaming keyboard marketed with having anti ghosting but without full NKRO is a joke. My previous Samsung RM 20 keyboard could perform almost the same and actually could win some gaming keyboards at ghosting except that the keys feel crappy.

Anyway there are alot of good mechianical keyboards with the professional look, steelseries 6gv2 , 7g, Filco. but all cost arm and legs!

This post has been edited by N1ck: Oct 20 2010, 07:48 PM