what?!
they start talking about mech keyboards approx at 7:30
the guy can't tell the difference between tt switch and cherry blue, meaning basically they are building a clone?!
thermaltake working on new switches?!
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matt3o
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ne0phyte
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It almost sounds like they are proud to have reproduced the tactility and feeling of MX Blue switches.
Calling them their own is quite lame if they just try to build one that feels exactly like Cherry switches and probably even uses the same stem.
Calling them their own is quite lame if they just try to build one that feels exactly like Cherry switches and probably even uses the same stem.
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http://www.guru3d.com/news_story/tt_esp ... board.html
pic of the switch is on the site, I seem to be unable to directlink to it.
It's a Kaihua blue Cherry MX clone with LED. Likely this one: http://deskthority.net/wiki/Kaihua_PG1511_series
TT is going the cheap route as it seems.
pic of the switch is on the site, I seem to be unable to directlink to it.
It's a Kaihua blue Cherry MX clone with LED. Likely this one: http://deskthority.net/wiki/Kaihua_PG1511_series
TT is going the cheap route as it seems.
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here they are
