Seth Colaner

And then there were three--mechanical keyboards, that is--in HyperX’s growing lineup. The company has added the Alloy FPS Pro and the Alloy Elite.

Oculus and its parent company Facebook plan to launch a standalone VR HMD in 2018, according to a report from Bloomberg. In response to our request for a statement on the issue, Oculus stated only that it’s investing heavily in standalone VR.

The long waitlist for the Input Club's WhiteFox keyboard is being addressed, as a new production run of the plank begins.

Cooler Master is working hard to distinguish itself and its products in today’s market, and it's trying to serve enthusiasts.

To say that enthusiast keyboard community is both passionate and resourceful would be an understatement, especially when it comes to resurrecting favorite typing technologies of yore. To wit: The Model F reproduction is here.

If you were intrigued by the Tex Yoda II’s TrackPoint-plus-mouse-keys layout that (more or less) obviates the need for a mouse and also caters to fans of the original IBM design, it’s time to crack open those wallets.

It’s no secret that Apple is planning to build an AR headset of some kind, but with the purchase of SMI, the company has, in one fell swoop, revealed a key part of its plan and also undercut the plans of some of its XR competitors.

Some major keyboard makers are wading into the aftermarket keycap waters.

Even though the major motherboard OEMs (except Asrock) have gaming keyboards, they seem to be putting almost no resources into marketing them.

It's not just Adomax that's teasing mechanical laptop keyboard designs; iOne had one on display at Computex that appears to be even thinner.

Adomax has a new super-slim mechanical switch that should be capable of analog input.

There are four new Alienware peripherals--two mice and two keyboards--but, curiously, there are few details available about any of them.

Thermaltake loves cooling, and it loves RGB lighting, so at its booth on the Computex show floor, the company crammed as many of its RGB-lit cooling products as possible into one showcase.

Patriot entered the gaming peripherals market last year with a keyboard, mouse, and headset. It’s now added two more keyboards to the pile.

Although it still doesn’t have an official name (or all that may final specs), Tesoro has a final version of its super-slim mechanical keyboard that we first saw at CES in January. It has TTC switches, and we think we found its reference design.

The slew of new thin and light gaming notebooks from the likes of Acer, Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI had much in common with one another, but only Acer and MSI saw fit to include mechanical keyboards.

This year at Computex, the switch maker significantly expanded those offerings to include three more separate low-profile switch series.

Not to sound like an ad slogan, but if you liked the iconic IBM/Lenovo laptop trackball-and-touchpad combo, you’ll love the Yoda II mechanical keyboard.

Hot on the heels of the official announcement about the forthcoming “Always Connected” Qualcomm Snapdragon 835-based Windows 10 laptops, Intel made its own “Always On” PC announcement.

When it comes to wireless gaming mice, there are three general problems: wireless input lag, weight, and battery life. With its Concept Zeus, Corsair is planning to solve at least one of those by adding Qi charging to a mousepad and a new wireless mouse.

Windows 10 laptops built on ARM chips are nigh; Asus, HP, and Lenovo have all pledged to build notebooks based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC. But we've heard all this before, haven't we?

Acer debuted a new Predator-branded gaming laptop called the Triton 700, an ultra-thin notebook that leverages Nvidia’s Max-Q Design and sports a programmable mechanical keyboard.

It’s rare indeed to find a mechanical switch keyboard that pledges to keep moisture at bay, so Corsair is in relatively exclusive company with its K68.