Oh, my! This italian sounding has to stop... Suora in italian means nun...

Oh, my! This italian sounding has to stop... Suora in italian means nun...

And in Finnish it means "straigth", "line", "direct", "straigthforward", ... I think its quite a match for the design.

Oh, my! This italian sounding has to stop... Suora in italian means nun...

A good portion Roccat devices have a name that's more or less sensible in Finnish. Maybe some of the others are Italian if they have caught your attention? Kone = Machine Isku = Strike Kova = Hard Kiro = Curse Syva = Deep (it's an in-ear headset) Kulo = a sort of fire Apuri = Assistant, sidekick Siru = Chip Taito = Skill Arvo = Value, worth Savu = Smoke That's only a portion of them. Asgardi already mentioned what the one from this article means. There are some that are a bit more twisted, but could still easily be from Finnish and as fitting as the ones listed above.

A good portion Roccat devices have a name that's more or less sensible in Finnish. Maybe some of the others are Italian if they have caught your attention? Kone = Machine Isku = Strike (also hit/blow/impact etc.) Kova = Hard Kiro = Curse Syva = Deep (it's an in-ear headset) Kulo = a sort of fire Apuri = Assistant, sidekick Siru = Chip (girl's name, also shard/fragment) Taito = Skill Arvo = Value, worth Savu = Smoke That's only a portion of them. Asgardi already mentioned what the one from this article means. There are some that are a bit more twisted, but could still easily be from Finnish and as fitting as the ones listed above.

Yep, Roccat has a weird habit of naming their products with Finnish words.

"When I asked Roccat about this, they led me to a video clip on their site, that told me a story about team of scientists working at Lake Inari (Lapland of Finland) where they found some mysterious material called Aimo (Finnish male name, which I found funny). Apparently, each Roccat product contains some of this material and that is the secret that makes them as good as they are"