keyboard keys will fade. it's just a matter of time. some will fade very fast, some will fade after years of usage. i still remember when i was using a samsung keyboard which is almost 10 years old, the keys colour are still there after that long. memories lol

test the keyboard first. it's all about the feel

yup, you get a free DKTmat when you purchase a DKTboard
DKTboard is an aluminium keyboard

yeah, because DKTboard is abit compact, therefore the keys positioning will be different from the normal keyboards you have used before. but overall, it's a good keyboard.

yeah, pros and cons. like myself, i must have a keyboard with wrist rest. then you would look for other options for keyboard. depends on every person's taste and comfort of usage

i think lycosa and arctosa has anti-ghosting applied on W,S,A,D and Up,Down,Left,Right keys. or i could be wrong, i only heard it from friends. hahaha of course 7g is better than tarantula. even the feel is unique.
ui aliff, get a 7G and let me test test la

yeah lo, just like calvin said xD
is DKTboard fully anti-ghosting?
Saitek?
i know Gigabyte GK-K8000 is fully anti-ghosting.

my bad, Saitek got no white LED keyboard. any white LED keyboard there is, probably not available at here in malaysia i suppose.

This post has been edited by grandx: Apr 20 2009, 05:20 PM

i think most of the gaming keyboards with rubber coated keys are quite durable. It's just depends on how often you use your keyboard and how you use your keyboard. I'm sure it wont wear off easily or else it would be bad for their product image

cheers!

to check for HP? hahaha


yeah, macros is very useful when it comes to key in long command,codes and stuff. Some people bought gaming keyboard with many macro keys because they want to use it for gaming such as WoW. Try checking out Roccat Valo. It has 41 macro keys