SteelSeries' Customizable Shift Gaming Keyboard
Have a custom keyboard, the way you want it.
Although the keyboard is one of the most customizable and versatile input devices in the world, there are ways to make it better for specific tasks. SteelSeries announced the new SteelSeries Shift gaming keyboard that can accommodate different keysets that cater to a specific function.
Users can easily interchange SteelSeries Shift Keysets from the Standard QWERTY Keyset, which is included, to licensed keysets of blockbuster game titles, such as Aion, World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King, and StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty.
The Shift keyboard features three height levels, extra wide feet, and a wrist rest that include rubber inserts to prevent slipping. Additional hardware features include:
· Gold plated audio-out and microphone-in 3.5mm ports
· 2 USB 2.0 ports, including 1 powered
· LED indicators to alert when profiles and functions are active
Onboard memory allows users to record up to 3 layers of on-the-fly macros at the top of the SteelSeries Shift base and have access to media controls on the left side of the keyboard. The Bar and Pad Lock keys allow additional layers of mapping on the F and NUM Pad keys that can be utilized in games or in daily applications. Every key on the SteelSeries Shift can be customized; more than just macros, players can record a sequence of actions with delays and then map that sequence to a single key. The keyboard allows up to simultaneous 7 keystrokes.
The SteelSeries Shift has an MSRP of $89.99/ €89.99 and includes the Shift Base, and the Standard QWERTY Keyset. The SteelSeries Shift Keysets will be sold separately for $24.99 USD/ €24.99.
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Why do you need gold plated audio connectors if the audio's being compressed through USB anyway?
Waste of money. Far too expensive.
isn't that the same as a zboard ?
isn't that the same as a zboard ?
Pretty much, the same crap but far more expensive.
lolwut? Did someone forget to do a conversion here? That's a rediculous amount of money for what it is.
Did someone forget to do a conversion here? That's a rediculous amount of money for what it is.
Call me cynical but I bet it will be $89.99 in the USA, €89.99 in mainland Europe and £89.99 (+VAT) in the UK.