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You can buy a ThinkPad keyboard - without the ThinkPad

01/06/2020 09:47:27 | Views: 138

Many current day users have grown up accustomed to using trackpads whenever a mouse isn’t nearby, or convenient to use. However, an iconic feature of Lenovo’s ThinkPad series remains the TrackPoint (also informally known as the “nipple mouse”).

How This Weird Little Keyboard Is Making Me Better at Typing

11/23/2019 10:29:21 | Views: 259

Every day at work, I sit down at my desk and type hundreds, sometimes thousands, of words. I do it for a living. But that hasn’t saved me from being a lousy typist. I’m not slow. I certainly don’t hunt and peck. But I am sloppy as all get out. I let my hands carelessly flail over the keys, with overall top-speed hindered by lousy form and less than stellar accuracy, overworking a few fingers while letting others go underused. It’s OK though! I catch all, well most, well… some of the typos! But now, thanks to this strange grid-like keyboard called the Preonic, I’m slowly but surely improving, and I’m loving every frustrating minute of it.

Logitech latest keyboard gets auto backlighting, Type C

11/18/2019 13:30:55 | Views: 245

You might not quite be used to the whole Type C USB thing, and it might bug you a little that the new Mac or PC in your life relies on a totally different USB port, but it’s for the better. The smaller and reversible port is not only easier to work with, but can carry more charge, making it ideal for a truly universal port in your life.

MacBook Pro teardown confirms the new keyboard is basically just the old, good keyboard

11/18/2019 13:25:54 | Views: 221

One of the main promises Apple is making with its new 16-inch MacBook Pro is that the keyboard — after years of easily broken butterfly-switch mechanisms — is finally switching back to the more reliable scissor-style switches it’s used in the past. And iFixit’s teardown of the new laptop confirms that promise, with Apple using scissor switches that appear to be virtually identical the ones it uses in its Magic Keyboards, first introduced in 2015.

Razer made a Pikachu keyboard and mouse, and they're downright adorable

10/24/2019 10:45:18 | Views: 349

Look at your keyboard and mouse. Notice something? If you're like me, there's a distinct lack of Pokémon pizzaz — and that's just tragic. For the lucky Pokémon fans in China, however, there's now a remedy for this utter lack of pocket monster-laden PC peripherals I didn't know I needed (via Nintendosoup). Razer has released a special Pikachu keyboard, mouse, and mousepad, and I'm hopelessly jealous.

Microsoft Adds New Keyboards With New Features: Here's How The New Keyboards Works

10/20/2019 11:23:23 | Views: 224

The software giant, Microsoft, has a new range of keyboards coming on the horizon. However, the two new QWERTY keyboards don’t offer a brand new design. Instead, the company has added just minor tweaks and a few shortcut keys.

Razer just introduced a first-of-its-kind ‘optical’ laptop keyboard

10/15/2019 12:54:37 | Views: 307

If you’ve got a little more than $2,600 to spend, the world’s first optical keyboard for a gaming laptop can be yours. Razer announced the new hardware today which works, for now, only with its Razer Blade 15 Advanced laptop — bringing what the gaming brand promises are next-generation optical switches to the laptop. The keyboard has been designed specifically with gamers in mind who want “near-instant actuation, satisfying tactile feedback, and rapid-fire inputs.”

Upcoming Microsoft keyboards will include dedicated Office, emoji shortcut keys

10/12/2019 13:31:22 | Views: 290

Microsoft is finally launching two keyboards with new, dedicated shortcut keys for Office and Windows 10’s emoji menu. Both keyboards are priced under $60, probably making them the go-to choice for most Microsoft keyboard buyers.

Maintenance tip: 4 steps to clean your keyboard and mouse

10/09/2019 10:13:03 | Views: 246

If you haven't taken a close look at your keyboard and mouse lately, you probably should. These two main components of your PC get grimy pretty quickly. This comes as no surprise since they are continually used and touched by human hands each day.

Logitech's new mechanical keyboard lets you swap switches with ease

10/02/2019 11:31:09 | Views: 240

Programmers, power users and gamers can be picky about their keyboards. Not only do some prefer old school microswitch keys, but they also want to get specific about what types of microswitches are under their keycaps. Logitech G's latest device, the PRO X Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, will let you swap between three varieties of switches, providing assorted types of feedback and key travel, from "linear" to "clicky."