That’s Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan, introducing the company’s new flagship Huntsman V3 Pro gaming keyboards. They’ve got a second-gen optical switch that can still reset instantly after you press — now with adjustable actuation as little as 0.1mm (down from 1.2mm), and lighter at 40g (down from 45g). See them in the gallery below.
Not for eating! It’s so you can see the carbon footprint, water, mineral, and fossil usage of your new mouse or keyboard (or laptop?) right on the box, starting with the DeathAdder v2 X Hyperspeed.
Razer spokesperson Will Powers says it’ll be a slow rollout, as Razer has to get UL EcoLogo certification on each and every product, but that process is “baked into R&D going forward.”
Look, all I wanted was a self-flying drone that folds, doesn’t need good light to fly, with a real controller and a quality camera for, IDK, less than the price of a PC. Instead, Skydio conceded its entire consumer business to DJI and gave all its toys to the po-po.
The new X10 can apparently fly itself in total darkness. Damn am I jealous.
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Eve, the monitor and tablet company that some accuse of walking away with their money, hasn’t fixed its reputation.
