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just got one. so far i love the feel of it, and the keys are clear with the letters lit. not like my old saitek that just had the area surounding the keys lit. Ive always been a soft touch sort of fella so the soft keys suit me perfect. for some reason the spacing feels a little off, but that could of been from my old keyboard too. all the volume and media controls work great. i havnt had time to mess with the macro keys on the left side. since you dont realy need em playing guild wars or need for speed most wanted hehe.

the main thing you will notice is the big LCD screen. there isnt much game support at this point, but im thinking that may change. there is already plug in for it for teamspeak and the newer ventrilo to see who it is speaking. it has a built CPU and memory usage viewer. ive DLed some made up apps for it. one is a bandwidth monitor and the team speak viewer. if someone had some programing savvy they might be able to make up something for all the games you guys play.

the main reason i bring this up, is the fact most of you guys are serious gamers. and thought this keyboard might strike some of you as perfect for what you do.

here is the link

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/produ ... NTID=10717

A nice piece opf kit that would certainly benefit those who would choose NOT to purchase a TM TacBoard, or any of the other styles of game pad available. I have been using the Logitech series for a few years now, and am on my third set-up having given the other to my son for his computer which necessitated a wireless set-up. I am now using a Bluetooth combo with the MX900 mouse. It's damn good, even without a mouse pad. And there are one or two little proggies available to increase the resolution for that extra precision. Reliable, and fairly bullet-proof IMHO.