saw the i-rocks board. more imba IMO.

Oh my i hate flat design... don't think you get to fully taste the switches then, since the bump not so deep already.

it remains the same, they raise the keyboard casing height, for the keycap, take your keycap, think of the 1/2 top part is keycap flat profile, while the 1/2 below is extra part.

it will not affect the 4mm distance travel or changing the switch, all are the same except keyboard casing height as well as different keycap design.

waiting for the brown switches does the cap come along with the keyboard ? the blank cap look nice tho

Sorry for my noob question but what is a stabilizer for? Like dampen the typing noise?

i saw before a yellow switch that modify by rapoo mechanical keyboard selling at Taobao ... I wonder how is the feeling =D

got such thing?
i think first ppl need to learn how to touch type.
point of mech kbs is that u only need a very light touch to activate the key, no need to bottom it out like membrane keyboards.

Does adding the o ring will turn your mechanical fel to membrane feel? I know it will help to dampen some noice butt hows the feeling like with the oring on?

im using 7g and i can bang up to 130wpm.
cherry black 2mm activation.

Although I've so many keyboards, I can only manage 50 wpm

ouch.

Local Distributor sent this to me for review and advise.

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Added on October 21, 2011, 12:33 amkEazYc, you deserve a medal! Glad you are alright.
I bet your parent will be investing in more mechanical keyboards from now on.

I'm wondering what is the actual "best" mechanical gaming keyboard in terms of performance, currently available? Searching in Google and asking around in other forums turn up that Filco boards, despite apparently being designed for office use, is actually the best option for enthusiasts.

Is this really true, even beating companies dedicated to gaming peripherals such as Razer's Blackwidow and Steelseries' Z-Board? If so, I'm going to look for one just to test it out.

For your knowledge, keyboard doesn't have any import duty at all.

no, i do not have stock for the moment, my next batch of keyboard arrival is at november, if you want, you can place a order with me, and it will be ship together with my next batch of keyboard, futher discussion please use pm, i don't want mod use aeroplane dogfight and shoot my ass.   

anyway, my demo topre appears to be same model as the one you have right now, the keyboard are surprisingly good. i have to agree that the keyboard is indeed has a more "smooth" feeling then a brown. one thing i still haven't get comfortable with are the QAZ line, they are much more lighter as my finger are not getting use to it.

the realforce keycap is ABS or PBT??? 

Is there a way to mod my Filco brown to be less noisy?

this looks cool mang

http://www.aziocorp.com/product/keyboards/...main/kb588u.htm

Apparently the detachable macro keys is not mechanical. Disappoint.
Its a little on the big side but the looks is awesome.

Doubleshots kgo!

Seriously though, they should be worth the money if you detest shiny keys.

These are up
http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?23572-P...3856#post443856

Custom PCB + plate


So that you can do this, plus some win keys in between the CTRL and ALT position


What's left now is a CNC Aluminum case
Why does so many group buys happen all at once

Yeah it's kinda hard to practice that. But after getting used to it I felt that I am able to type faster and less fatigue on hands. Floating wrist is the correct posture.

It might fit, but not with the same layout, since it has no holes for the 2 Unit Numpad zero, Numpad Enter and Numpad +, plus you need to rewrite the code for the numpad.

I'd take the easy way out and buy a numpad, and put it on the right side of my mouse if I ever need to key in shit loads of numbers.

Guys actually, compare mechanical keyboard to normal keyboard, what's the difference? I thought of getting a keyboard too preferably illuminated so i can work at night in the dark as well.