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Razer’s Huntsman V2 Is That Rarest Of Beasts: An Analogue Keyboard – Kotaku Australia
Most mechanical keyboard switches have two states, on or off. The switches inside Razer’s new $US250 ($326) Huntsman V2 Analogue keyboard sense degrees of motion,…
Most mechanical keyboard switches have two states, on or off. The switches inside Razers new $US250 ($326) Huntsman V2 Analogue keyboard sense degrees of motion, allowing users to set their own actuation depth, apply degrees of pressure like with an analogue joystick, or even have one key perform multiple functions depending on how far its pressed.
One of Razers most popular keyboards is now slightly better and very different from traditional models. Using the same analogue switch technology similar…
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