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SteelSeries Merc Stealth Gaming Keyboard

By: (more) | Peripherals Content | Posted: Dec 18, 2009 5:44 am
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Our Rating: 90% | Manufacturer: SteelSeries

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Dropping into my lap today, we have a tasty new row of QWERTY from SteelSeries, called the Merc Stealth.

 

This beast has a dedicated left hand zone for gaming, with specially shaped and angled keys to suit just about every gaming profile.

 

Combined with Macro buttons and profiles, this board can help you through FPS, RPG and anything in between.

 

 

A quick copy from the SteelSeries website shows us some features with this board:

 

- SteelSeries Z Engine enables programmability of all keys

 

- Pre-defined profiles for more than 150 games

 

- 3 color illumination options: blue, purple and red

 

- Internal hub with 2 USB ports

 

- Anti-ghosting capability: Up to 7 simultaneous keystrokes

 

- Special gaming key area

 

- Rubberized movement keys for enhanced tactile feedback

 

 

Also worth noting are the stereo and microphone headphone pass-throughs allowing you to hook up your short-cable gaming headsets.

 

 

 


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