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A side-by-side comparison of the new Microsoft Windows Mixed Reality HMDs from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Samsung.

In a huge, important move for Microsoft, Steam is coming to the Windows Mixed Reality content ecosystem, and there’s a virtual reality 'Halo' title in the works, as well.

Despite Cougar’s gaming marketing angle, a number of potential buyers are likely to be interested in these keyboards (and others like them) for daily drivers at work.

The little brother to the Rival 310 and Sensei 310, the Rival 110 gaming mouse features a similar TrueMove optical sensor.

The totally not at all overly grandiosely named “Glorious PC Gaming Race GMMK TKL RGB” mechanical keyboard is now up for preorder.

The grab bag of new low-profile mechanical switches from Kaihua that we saw at Computex 2017 continue to emerge into the real world. Kaihua released pictures of its intriguing PG1442 switches.

It appears that the Input Club and Massdrop are getting a divorce.

The X-Bows is not your average mechanical keyboard, and we’re not sure whether that’s a good thing or not.

The latest round of low-profile Kailh switches (Choc PG1232), which we first saw at Computex this summer, are now officially available. We also have some specifications to share.

We’ve been wondering where we’d see some of Kaihua’s low-profile switches pop up, and perhaps predictably, they’re appearing in a project borne of the enthusiast keyboard community.

Vortex’ latest offers a rather specific 78% layout and SA profile keycap set, but it should appeal to a number of people.

Although we still don’t have specifications for the upcoming Razer Purple optomechanical keyboard switch, we now have some renders to scrutinize.

The working name is the Razer Purple switch, but whatever it ends up being called, it will be Razer's first foray into optical keyboard switches.

Razer offers its peripherals in three colors now, and it's brought RGB lighting to yet another surprising product: a USB hub/headset stand.

Essentially just a variation on a theme, Ducky announced a full-size (“100%”) version of its Ducky One TKL RGB keyboard.

HyperX, which already offered some replacement caps on one of its keyboards, is now selling the caps separately, too.

There’s retro and then there’s retro, but the version of retro that’s inspired by the look of old typewriters is alive and well in Azio's stable.

Just a few months after we first learned of new Kailhua “speed” switches, you can get them on an actual, shipping keyboard. It’s a rather non-standard keyboard, though--the ErgoDox EZ.

At Computex, Ducky once again showed off a variety of keyboard products with fun names, complex back stories, and enticing options for consumers.

Asus won the race to build a smartphone that supports both Google Tango and Google Daydream VR. And it has rather extreme specs.

It was bound to happen, but fans of more compact keyboards who also dig what Razer’s laying down will be glad to hear that there’s now a tenkeyless version of the Razer BlackWidow Chroma V2.