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ROCCAT Ryos MK Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
Roccat released the Ryos MK Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. In their words the most advanced, most customizable mechanical keyboard ever. Introducing the illuminated ROCCAT Ryos MK Pro mechanical gaming keyboard. With an eye-watering number of configuration options and your choice of CHERRY MX key switch in four colors, you can break out – and unleash the gaming beast within.
ADD LIGHT TO YOUR ARSENAL
The Ryos MK Pro offers totally customizable, ROCCAT™-enginereed per-key illumination in two convenient modes: smart and manual. This means you can add awesome special effects to your keystrokes, configure your keyboard to highlight your in-game and application key bindings, your modifier keys, your macro sequences and cool downs, your system controls, and much, much more. The included software development kit ensures that only your imagination is the limit.
KEY CONFIGURATIONS TO SUIT EVERY GAME
With the Ryos MK Pro, Easy-Shift[+]™ becomes the completely remappable easy keyboard. Together with the Easy-Shift[+]™ and FN keys, you can assign a secondary key function to virtually every key on the keyboard, to suit every game and key configuration. Add to this the fact that you can store over 500 macros in the keyboard’s flash memory and you’ve got an insanely customizable, fast-acting piece of gaming hardware on your hands.
FIRING ON ALL CYLINDERS WITH N-KEY ROLLOVER
The Ryos MK Pro features ultra-advanced anti-ghosting with n-key rollover. This means that no matter how frenzied your intense gaming sessions get, your keyboard will always register every keystroke – and never let you down.
POWERFUL PROCESSING POWER THAT PACKS A PUNCH
Owing to its whopping 32-bit ARM Cortex processor, the Ryos MK Pro comes out swinging. Since the MCU is so powerful, not one of the keyboard’s advanced features sacrifices an ounce of performance. And with 2 MB of flash memory to store your configurations, your keyboard will executive all of your keystrokes and macros in real time, without any delay.
KEEP TRACK WITH ROCCAT™ ACHIEVEMENTS DISPLAY
With ROCCAT™ R.A.D. you’ll never miss a trick. Monitor your skills with at-a-glance overviews of important statistics, win awards when you hit crucial milestones – and then show friends on facebook and other social media how excellent you are.
- FeaturesPER-KEY ILLUMINATION
- insane customization possibilities
- EASY-SHIFT[+]™ BECOMES EASY KEYBOARD
- assign a secondary function to virtually any key
- N-KEY ROLLOVER
- means advanced anti-ghosting
- HIGH-POWERED HARDWARE
- two 32-bit ARM Cortex processors + 2 MB of flash memory
- ROCCAT™ ACHIEVEMENTS DISPLAY
- keep track of your vital statistics
- KEY SWITCHES TO SUIT EVERY GAMER
- CHERRY MX key switchs in blue, black, brown, and red
- SMUDGE-PROOF GLOSSY LOOK
- killer look – with no fingerprints
- INTEGRATED MEDIA HUB
- audio in/out and two USB 2.0 ports
- COMPLETE COMFORT, ROCK SOLID
- jumbo-size integrated wrist rest
- CLUTTER-FREE, SUPER-STABLE SUPPORT
- in-built cable channel and five rubber feet
Technical Specifications
- Per-key illuminated mechanical keyboard with 113 keys
- Advanced anti-ghosting with N-key rollover
- Choice of four CHERRY MX key switches
- 3 programmable thumbster keys (T1 – T3)
- 5 programmable macro keys (M1 – M5)
- 94 other programmable keys
- 1000 hz polling rate, 1 ms response time
- 1.8 m rear-exit braided cable
- 1 x audio in, 1 x audio out, 2 x USB 2.0 ports
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#4493217 Posted on: 01/04/2013 04:49 PM
Hmm I bought a roccat keyboard once, returned it back to store the same day, it was valo I think..after that I bought gigabyte aivia osmium, and Iam very, VERY satisfied with it so far, it's an excellent keyboard
Hmm I bought a roccat keyboard once, returned it back to store the same day, it was valo I think..after that I bought gigabyte aivia osmium, and Iam very, VERY satisfied with it so far, it's an excellent keyboard
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#4493266 Posted on: 01/04/2013 06:00 PM
Um so what is wrong with the keyboard you returned.
Your post is close to a troll, especially since its your second post !
This new k/b looks nice, but its only one colour and there is still no display.
Um so what is wrong with the keyboard you returned.
Your post is close to a troll, especially since its your second post !
This new k/b looks nice, but its only one colour and there is still no display.
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#4493776 Posted on: 01/05/2013 11:18 AM
looks interesting
looks interesting
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#4493782 Posted on: 01/05/2013 11:35 AM
guys I'm considering a move to mechanical keyboard. Is it a world of difference to the standard one ?
guys I'm considering a move to mechanical keyboard. Is it a world of difference to the standard one ?
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These are great news!
Blues, browns, extra macro keys, cool per-key backlight (or cheaper full/no backlight), integrated wrist rest... So now I'm glad I haven't bought Blackwidow 2013 yet.
I hope they'll be available over here soon, so I can throw money at them.