Good news?Bad New? LG ordered 10 million MX cherry switches
- Peter
- Location: Denmark
- Main keyboard: Steelseries 6Gv2/G80-1501HAD
- Main mouse: Mx518
- Favorite switch: Cherry Linear and Buckling Spring
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I don't get why you need more information from anyone ?qtan5370 wrote:I was noticed by factory saying that MX cherry switches is in short supply. Reason is LG placed 10 million MX cherry switches order.
We are expect LG are in to make more MX cherry Switches keyboard but also expecting short suppler for any other keyboard?
If someone can have more information, it will be very helpful.
YOU say X did Y, is it something you KNOW for a fact, or are you just speculating on
a rumour you yourself started? And how is it 'Bad News' or even a problem for you ??
It's BS like this that makes Chinese crackers-for-hire root a website !
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
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I love to generalize. So why is everybody angry with everybody being angry?
- TexasFlood
- Main keyboard: Rosewill RK-9000 original cherry blue
- Main mouse: Microsoft trackball
- Favorite switch: cherry blue
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I'm angry that you're not angy! Not really. Just had to take a shot at you. Get it? Shot?webwit wrote:I love to generalize. So why is everybody angry with everybody being angry?
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- Location: Malaysia
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Not really. This place and geekhack is nice.mintberryminuscrunch wrote:looking for replacements?kaiserreich wrote:This place will have more traffic when those logitechs launch.
But with great crowd comes many different types of people.
- TexasFlood
- Main keyboard: Rosewill RK-9000 original cherry blue
- Main mouse: Microsoft trackball
- Favorite switch: cherry blue
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Logitech does have some products with part numbers that start with "LG", but using LG to refer to Logitech is very confusing when there is a well known company named LG. Let's hope Logitech comes out with some cool products.Ekaros wrote:How dows Logitech become LG? Still, more stuff on market is always better. They have been missing out on the train...
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- Location: United Kingdom - England
- Main keyboard: Filco MJ1 Mx Browns
- Main mouse: IE 3.0
- Favorite switch: Mx Browns
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Don't worry guys, all that's going to happen is that logitech is going to make a mech keyboard with a 50" plasma screen attached on the f row.
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so higher end must be:
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so higher end must be:
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- bhtooefr
- Location: Newark, OH, USA
- Main keyboard: TEX Shinobi
- Main mouse: TrackPoint IV
- Favorite switch: IBM Selectric (not a switch, I know)
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Watch it be reds or blacks.
(But, seriously, if it's browns or blues or similar, this is a good thing. Even if it's crap build quality, it'll get people to like the switches, and it'll mean there'll be another model of keyboard that's on display in stores, so we can refer people to a store to try one out.)
The only thing I'm afraid of is if Logitech's momentum will push smaller companies out of the market (Unicomp, anyone?). That said, the market seems to thrive with multiple large and small companies, due to smaller and smaller niches being forced open.
(But, seriously, if it's browns or blues or similar, this is a good thing. Even if it's crap build quality, it'll get people to like the switches, and it'll mean there'll be another model of keyboard that's on display in stores, so we can refer people to a store to try one out.)
The only thing I'm afraid of is if Logitech's momentum will push smaller companies out of the market (Unicomp, anyone?). That said, the market seems to thrive with multiple large and small companies, due to smaller and smaller niches being forced open.
- trax
- Location: Belgium
- Main keyboard: HHKB Pro 2 Type-S
- Main mouse: ZOWIE FK2
- Favorite switch: Topre
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Sounds like a good reason to make topre even more expensive!bhtooefr wrote:Watch it be reds or blacks.
(But, seriously, if it's browns or blues or similar, this is a good thing. Even if it's crap build quality, it'll get people to like the switches, and it'll mean there'll be another model of keyboard that's on display in stores, so we can refer people to a store to try one out.)
The only thing I'm afraid of is if Logitech's momentum will push smaller companies out of the market (Unicomp, anyone?). That said, the market seems to thrive with multiple large and small companies, due to smaller and smaller niches being forced open.
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- Location: USA - Louisiana
- Main keyboard: dirty HP w/ domes
- Main mouse: g700 (formerly mx518)
- Favorite switch: idk
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I have... a feeling... this may be related. lol.
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- Location: San Antonio, TX
- Main keyboard: Noppoo Choc Mini
- Favorite switch: Cherry Brown
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If it is, I'm glad it's not crazy gaudy like some of their other designs.ferociousfingerings wrote:I have... a feeling... this may be related. lol.
That's not to say it's anything like a Filco, however.
- bhtooefr
- Location: Newark, OH, USA
- Main keyboard: TEX Shinobi
- Main mouse: TrackPoint IV
- Favorite switch: IBM Selectric (not a switch, I know)
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And now it's official:
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/keyboards ... g-keyboard
http://techreport.com/news/23699/cherry ... 0-keyboard
G710+, not G710, at least in the US.
Browns, O-rings, claimed 26KRO, two backlighting zones.
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/keyboards ... g-keyboard
http://techreport.com/news/23699/cherry ... 0-keyboard
G710+, not G710, at least in the US.
Browns, O-rings, claimed 26KRO, two backlighting zones.
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
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I think the designer was on crack. Well it does offer nice extra keys for the 12 year old boys this is aimed at. And what is that on the right, is that a scroll wheel? Volume control?
Hmm Logitech goes mechanical. This is a moment like kids who found out at some point that their parents were now also on Facebook, and were in line for an iPhone. Sooo mainstream. We should go deeper underground and obsess even more about vintage keyboards, and Alps variations. And require members to grow beards.
Hmm Logitech goes mechanical. This is a moment like kids who found out at some point that their parents were now also on Facebook, and were in line for an iPhone. Sooo mainstream. We should go deeper underground and obsess even more about vintage keyboards, and Alps variations. And require members to grow beards.
- bhtooefr
- Location: Newark, OH, USA
- Main keyboard: TEX Shinobi
- Main mouse: TrackPoint IV
- Favorite switch: IBM Selectric (not a switch, I know)
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I think volume control.
And Alps, even the Taxi Yellows that were (AFAIK) only on 1986-early 1988 Apple //c and some Japanese-market NEC keyboards, are WAY too mainstream. Clearly needs more beam spring.
So is the Nokia Communicator too mainstream, or do I have to go get an IBM Simon? And I mean the GEOS-powered ones, not the Symbian ones.
And Alps, even the Taxi Yellows that were (AFAIK) only on 1986-early 1988 Apple //c and some Japanese-market NEC keyboards, are WAY too mainstream. Clearly needs more beam spring.
So is the Nokia Communicator too mainstream, or do I have to go get an IBM Simon? And I mean the GEOS-powered ones, not the Symbian ones.
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- Location: Germany
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To be honest: This is AMAZING! I WILL buy one. I kinda miss my display from my G15, but apart from that, awesome job.
And yes, I do need those macro keys.
You guys should probably stop complaining and bitching about all those "useless" features, cause there are a lot of people out there - like me - that want and need those. Yes, I want macro keys, and yes, I want a volume control.
Some do, some don't as always. I for example hate 10KL keyboards, even my laptop has a numpad.
And yes, I do need those macro keys.
You guys should probably stop complaining and bitching about all those "useless" features, cause there are a lot of people out there - like me - that want and need those. Yes, I want macro keys, and yes, I want a volume control.
Some do, some don't as always. I for example hate 10KL keyboards, even my laptop has a numpad.
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
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Actually I like volume control. It's still fugly though. If Steve Jobs was still alive, it would turn him blind out of shock. Reminds me of random ass Asian car radio designs. What's wrong with these people.
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- Location: California
- Main keyboard: Filco TKL, IBM Model M SSK
- Main mouse: Logitech G400
- Favorite switch: Ergo Clear, Buckling Spring
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I posted your mockup in the logitech forums. Maybe they'll listen to the feedback.Cindori wrote:This would have been way cooler
- Mrinterface
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: UHK
- Main mouse: G203
- Favorite switch: Monterey blues
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Why so many keys?
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
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Nice. Now take away superfluous design elements and branding, and add some nice keycaps.