They look interesting. Too bad that the built-in wristpad is too short to be useful at all.

Lit up company name on the spacebar:puke2:

i love my tesoro's

Waiting for a Logitech G series mechanical keyboard with integrated LCD Panel.

Intriguing

i like it, i dont like it, i like it, i dont like it.... it is short a few key like multimedia keys and extra G programmable keys

I'm trying to figure out what the advantage of being able to switch back and forth between 6 key and N key rollover is. I mean, why would you not want N Key all of the time? Is there some hidden side effect or disadvantage? Other than that, (and it's not really a negative, just a curiosity) it looks like it could be a nice keyboard. I need to find some pictures that are more straight on, though. *edit* Oops, didn't see the extra pics at the end. No dedicated media keys is a showstopper for me, and it doesn't look like it has any. The mention of the 5v DC input jack is intriguing though, pretty cool if this lets you charge phones and such at higher amperages via a usb jack.

It looks like a visually fancier version of my current keyboard (Tesoro Durandal) with a worse wristpad. The major advantage is the 5v jack, since my keyboard only allows 100mA per USB port. Basically enough for a flash drive. If its anything like my keyboard, you can set any key (except Start, F7-F12, or Fn) to be a multimedia key. The macros are pretty powerful because they can be time based, and I like that the macros are stored inside the keyboard itself so the shortcuts work in any OS even without the software.