Quite an old stuff already in fact, just dono why it seems like took forever for Corsair Malaysia to distribute it...
http://www.lowyat.net/v2/index.php?option=...d=5214&Itemid=2

Except for Razer BW series, I haven even heard of any fragile mech keyboard.

SS7G with truck

BTW, X4 is EOL product dy. If you really do want find it, be sure to chunk out the more expensive price as only those places which sell it at higher price will still have stocks left unsold.

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Added on December 24, 2011, 11:22 pmFilco is light? Someone in this forum even use his FILCO to selfdefence and banged the robber's head till dizzy.
BTW, if you insist using the term "fragile", the Corsair K90(and K60) looks even more fragile with it's lack of upper and side case design.

This post has been edited by Human10: Dec 24 2011, 11:22 PM

In other words, keyboard with diodes inside with ps/2 connection got a high chance to had NKRO(mean all keys can be registered).

For the same keyboard if connected using USB port, the most it will get is only 6KRO(6keys).

Of course for those boar with no diodes, be it ps/2 or USB, it won't go far till over 10KRO.

Many modern Mechanical Keyboard(year 2010-2011) however is using a new way(mostly multiple controller or some other ways) which allow over 18KRO over USB port, which is quite a remarkable break through. However, many of them do suffer from certain problems, especially compatibility with other OS such as linux/Mac.

P/S: Microsoft X4, a membrane keyboard also able to achieve over 18KRO under USB port.

But surprisingly the rubber-dome should be the one who profiting more from you.

Taiwan.

Brah, it isn't a troll post. I am serious.
Currently the CM Storm Trigger only available in Taiwan, not even reach US yet.
If you want to wait for local set, I can only advice you better had some nice patient for it, as it probably won't come anything faster than 1-2 months.

This post has been edited by Human10: Mar 29 2012, 07:43 PM

RRP probably round 400+, judging based on the previous QuickFire's price different between Malaysia and Taiwan.

Seriously, Blackwidow isn't exactly the best built mechanical keyboard out there.

And I doubt that you will level look at your keyboard when you are GAMING?

If you often played a game. You should at least having certain level of mastery or muscle memory on where and which to be pressed, without even looking at them.

If you still spend time watching which keys you are pressing, I doubt you can perform well(no offense). A second away from screen can be quite deathly sometimes.

This post has been edited by Human10: Apr 9 2012, 02:24 AM

Cm qfr is a good board.

If you are okay with 2nd hand item and the board is fully functional with warranty (recently a guy bought a 2nd hand qfr with a faulty alt), then it is ok to get it.

Alternatively, you can buy chinabrands mech kb from taobao for a little more than that.

We bet to differ. DO note that this is in RMB (china yuan). Also, this isn't exactly the cheapest china mechanical keyboard (but any cheaper than that normally are not very recommended, especially for beginner).
http://s.taobao.com/search?q=keycool&searc...d=s5-e&search=y


Pay a visit to mech kb thread, we can teach you more on taobao keyboard shopping there if you wish to.

This post has been edited by Human10: Dec 13 2013, 04:18 PM

Ok, its your choice.

Overpriced rebrand of Chinaboard, how about no?
http://s.taobao.com/search?&atab=stats_cli...&source=suggest