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Jlab
United States217 Posts
For a keyboard and as far as a mouse it depends. If you have big hands, prefer the ergonomic right hand, or like logitech. I'd say get the MX518, if you want a small fast mouse, salmosa or the Diamondback 3G, i got mine for $40 0n amazon. I have a 5 dollar dell keyboard and a Dimondback 3G, day[9] has the same, and a Razer Exactmat. | ||
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Volshok
United States349 Posts
I don't care about macro keys, backlighting, or brand name. I just want want a crisp feeling when I play, that depresses it easily. Guess I'll look at Tasteless' blog. | ||
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LRM)nOoNe
United States231 Posts
On February 20 2010 02:14 TheAntZ wrote: Would any of you recommend the logitech wave keyboard? does the form look like it'd be comfortable for playing sc? I really dont know... definitely not, I used this for about a week and had to return it there's a gap between then f3 and f4 key, which is very annoying the keyboard itself is also shaped very oddly which makes it difficult to play sc | ||
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FyRe_DragOn
Canada2056 Posts
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
It is the best gear you can buy! Buy steel series. | ||
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loafmaster
United States203 Posts
Does anyone have experience with this Razer Arctosa keyboard? It claims to have "anti-ghosting" which eliminates the problem of certain keystrokes not registering if you hit too many keys at once (a HUGE problem for me in starcraft). Does anyone know if it actually works? "Selective anti-ghosting capability around WASD gaming cluster " Hmm... Maybe it only works for the left side of the keyboard? Which is still better than nothing. | ||
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L_Master
United States8017 Posts
IIf you're going to play StarCraft properly you need to have high dexterity combined with the right equipment. Believe it or not I'm not going to endorse a single "gamer keyboard" that you'd see in the market. In fact all those keyboards are terrible for StarCraft; absolutely terrible. The keys are spaced incorrectly, the buttons depress wrong, and often times the keyboard itself is grossly over-sized. If you ever watch Korean TV or the broadcasts i do at www.gomtv.net you'll see that not a single player uses one of those fancy "gamer" keyboards that i just spoke of. Ok, first go to wherever you normally buy computer equipment. look for the cheapest keyboard, the ones in Korea are usually Qsen but other keyboards also work. What you want is a keyboard that is short on all sides, no lengthy bottom or fancy extra keys on the top. Open the box and close your eyes and press a few keys rapidly in order, you don't want the keys to depress too easily because you need to hear and feel it when you hit one of your hotkeys during the game. You just want a soft clicking sound, not a hard one, whenever you hit any of the buttons; enough so it's audible but not so much that your fingers get tired when you type with it. The keyboard should look something like this: Notice that the shift key on the right is longer than the control key. this is critical if your a Protoss player so make sure the keyboard looks similar to this one before your purchase. if you want you can buy two keyboards, one black and one white, but this isn't entirely necessary. Usually these keyboards run about 10 to 15 USD. Also, make sure this isn't a wireless one. This is the relevant snippet from the series by Tasteless talking about how best to utilize the keyboard and mouse from a mechanical standpoint. If you're interested the rest can be found here | ||
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