How do I know if a keyboard is mechanical or not?
Example of mechanical models?

I don't remember better keyboard can improves your APM - -
The korean are just using membrane keyboard like DT-35 and their APM could achieve 300+

So Razer BlackWidow>Razer Marauder?

i'm not so emphasize in peripheral, but using a good mouse la, razer deathadder. hahaha am using logitech RM20 keyboard lolz

I have 150wpm+ when i'm in primary school... and i believe the primary school's keyboard aren't mechanical...and yes its proven by the softwares used by my Microsoft Office teachers and i got the Microsoft certs as well for typing fast, which is useless for my future purpose.

But i believe with the result of typing fast, i'm able to achieve this in the video below, sorry for the blury capture tho.

actually, i would put o2jam more to reaction + MEMORY...if u memorized the song, u can play it with your eyes closed, lol...

02 jam is a keyboard killer though, so...XD...i wonder does a g7 dies to it too, lol

I don't know about it then, the teacher just ask me to key in a paragraph with more than 500 words infront of some guy, and i thought that these guy must be some higher level teacher that wanted to see how's the student's standard over there after 5-6 months, end up the teacher told me they are some guy from Microsoft after i finished key'ing in, and i see something like 15x ish number on the software when the guy took over the computer, few days later i got a cert from Microsoft noted that i'm one of the fastest typist in the younger generation, my teacher explained everything after that because they are amazed to see such fast typist in the younger generation, and so they make an appointment with the Microsoft fella, then got took photo by the media and stuffs, and of course shwoing their huge company name at the back, probably they wan more students to enroll to their class, marketting stuffs.

Funny stuffs is i did even brought this cert to my first interview for a job, but sadly my SPM results turned the interviewer down. And the interviewer seems to not believe that i have such a cert and even asked me "did i made them my self?" lol, maybe i look too lala that time malaysia is such a "realistic" place.

steel series 6gv2 is the better option to get if u wan a value for money keyboard, ain't it?XD

price range rm400 there is it?

oo, thanks evo...was thinking of getting a SS keyboard...was wondering between the 7G or the 6gv2...done some homework and many said that it's pretty much the same, except that the 6g doesn't have wrist wrest and some earphone usb port...thus, makes it cheaper

cool, will try to get it some time in the future, haha

I think you need to relink your image, can't click on it, can't see anything.

Ok what's with that finger... never seen that before.

evo wats the difference of the weight to actuate?? does it mean thats the amount of pressure u need to apply to press the keyboard?? sry ar noob here =) wanna learn lol

is a mechanical keyboard really necessary?

Then macro isn't for you i guess, macro is banned in SC2 fyi.

whats the biggest advantage of using mechanical keyboard? i am using the RM20 keyboard, and i like the feel.

means if i spam APM, press 5 keys together, it counted 5 times? i know my currect keyboard, if i spam too much, the mobo will scream DUTTT..

Now in a dilemma whether should get 6GV2 or any brown switches keyboard (Filco etc).

Wonder where got display units can test.

The problem is I got no idea where can I test those switches LOL since this is my first time getting a mechanical keyboard.

wait for pc fair, i remember last time they let u "test drive" their product. Dont worry too much on keyboards, what is important is your skill.

Indeed, skill is important.

But actually i am getting the keyboard for 50% gaming 50% typing.
I heard that typing for a long time on black switches keyboard gets tired easily.