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Fujitsu Launches REALFORCE R2 RGB Premium Keyboards

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2019/01/08 03:30:06 (permalink)
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/fujitsu-computer-products-of-america-launches-realforce-r2-rgb-premium-keyboards-300772779.html
 
Fujitsu Computer Products of America announced the new REALFORCE R2 RGB premium gaming keyboard line. The REALFORCE R2 RGB features various customization settings, allowing users to experience a completely immersive gaming experience. REALFORCE RGB keyboard key features:
  • Topre Electrostatic Capacitive Key Switch that enables extremely smooth key press with an appealing key sound and no chattering
  • Ergonomic Shaped Frame and Key Settings contoured frame help to reduce hand and finger fatigue
  • RGB Per-Key Backlighting with over 16.8 million colors available, allowing users to customize keyboards backlighting with in-the-box software
  • Double Shot Keycaps with improved key texture and fade resistant characters
  • Full N-Key Rollover can keep up with any number of keystrokes and ensure users are always in control
  • Software that allows users to program actuation points and backlit colors with ease
 The Topre REALFORCE R2 RGB retails for $399.00. Personally I find that price far too high. 
 


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    MasterMiner
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    Re: Fujitsu Launches REALFORCE R2 RGB Premium Keyboards 2019/01/08 17:28:12 (permalink)
    That... is very expensive. And I am a keyboard nut. It sounds like they’re cashing in on the Fujitsu name. Every other sentence is “Fujitsu” or “Japanese quality”... which great. But not $400 great.
    post edited by MasterMiner - 2019/01/08 17:40:46

    I used to mine. Now I compute.
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