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Sanwa Supply releases USB foot pedals that let you type with your feet
By Ash Hill published
Sanwa Supply has released a USB foot pedal with three buttons that can be programmed to input as any key.
Grab Lenovo's Legion XL mouse pad for only $10 and refresh your gaming setup
By Stewart Bendle published
Revitalize your desk space or gaming setup with the introduction of a shiny new gaming mouse pad, and do it for just $10.
Intel Bluetooth driver update alleviates PS5 DualSense controller connectivity issues
By Aaron Klotz published
Intel has provided a new Bluetooth driver update that alleviates connectivity issues surrounding setups where two dual-sense controllers are connected to a single PC.
HP begins subscription plans for its printers and ink — up to $36 per month, includes limits and cancellation fees
By Roshan Ashraf Shaikh published
Fine print requires the users to commit to a two-year lock-in subscription
VisionBoard keyboard incorporates a 10-inch touchscreen, leans into retro word processor style
By Mark Tyson published
Valmond has taken the wraps off its upcoming VisionBoard mechanical keyboard with an integrated high-resolution touch screen and single Type-C connection.
Corsair K65 Plus Wireless Keyboard Review: High-end value
By Matt Safford published
A comfortable 75% layout, foam and silicone for excellent sound dampening, and lubed, swappable switches for $159?
This $30 mechanical gaming keyboard includes a gasket-mount design and sound-dampening foam
By Stewart Bendle published
More quality for less currency
Cooler Master MK770 Keyboard Review: Incredible Typing Experience, Bold Color Scheme
By Avram Piltch published
The Cooler Master MK770 combines best-in-class key feel with lots of connectivity options and an attractive, compact design.
NZXT Function 2 Review: Surprisingly... Solid
By Sarah Jacobsson Purewal published
NZXT's new Function 2 keyboards now have extra sound dampening in their cases and up to 8,000 Hz polling rates.
Elon Musk says first human Neuralink implantee can now move a mouse around 'just by thinking'
By Mark Tyson published
The first human patient to receive a Neuralink implant has recovered well after the procedure, and is now able to ‘move the mouse around the screen just by thinking, says Elon Musk
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