Acer is spinning off its Predator gaming brand into a separate business
Let's hope the 'Gadget Technology' name doesn't stick
Peripherals articles
Asus' upcoming 'ROG Balteus' mousepad will contain Qi wireless charging tech
Asus is looking to compete with Logitech and Corsair
Nintendo is looking for startups to build new Switch accessories
Scrum Ventures will help in the search to find attachments that 'evolve' the way you use your Switch
Nintendo isn't interested in a mid-cycle Switch refresh (not yet, anyway)
Instead, the company will focus on games and peripherals
Microsoft quietly unveils 'Modern Keyboard' with integrated fingerprint sensor
Chiclet-style keys, aluminum frame, designed for Windows Hello authentication
G.Skill Ripjaws KM780 RGB & MX780 RGB Review: A solid entry into gaming peripherals
The KM780 RGB mechanical keyboard and MX780 RGB gaming mouse mark G.Skill's debut in the gaming peripherals world. The former includes features such as three mode hotkeys, six dedicated macro keys, on-board memory to save your settings and lighting patterns. The MX780 RGB features a height adjustable palm rest, interchangeable side grips and gaming grade PTFE glide pads on the underside.
Mionix Avior 8200 Review: An Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse
I'm left-handed. Yet when it comes to computers, like most other lefties I know, I use a mouse with my right hand. It's just how I was taught. So I've never seen the need for a mouse that tries to accommodate both normal humans and sinister mutants.
But this category of the market exists because people want that flexibility anyway, so if you really must sit on the fence, the Avior 8200 is a good way to do it. Made by Mionix, the Avior is a fantastic gaming mouse that's also subtle in design. There are no enormous logos or flashy color schemes, build quality is superb with a nice feel to every button, and the soft matte finish to the exterior is extremely comfortable.
