welcome to Linus Tech tips at CES 2013 our trip to the show this year is
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linkis we're here with Peter nyren who is the I don't know whatever title he
wants to give himself sales rep janitor CEO president owner of meic so you guys
have heard me just Yammer on and on and
on and on about this keyboard This is the zal 60 this is not a new product I
know because I've been using one for months now I love it this is my favorite
keyboard Cherry MX blacks are not my favorite switches but there're some kind
of voodoo magic in this keyboard that makes them feel way better than any other MX black
keyboard I have encountered they've also got some new products such as the naos
8200 which we'll be doing an unboxing of shortly there's actually one waiting for
me me at home it's got 16.2 million
colors available to it right 16.8 pardon me and it has an 8200
DPI sensor the same ergonomics from the naos 3200 and 5000 this is just more of
an upgraded skew but what I really want
Peter to talk about is what's in his hand right here yeah so this is a new
headset that we will release later this year probably in early Quarter Two uh
this is a analog version uh what special with it is uh we have memory foam uh in
here we also have angle drivers uh which
is uh ailed um with old fice settings so
we have a uh tell me more about the advantage of angled drivers what does
that do for the listening experience B basically um your ear is not totally
flat dis angled so we want to face the driver to uh the ear right position
basically so it's not like a big angle it's a smaller angle but that makes a
big difference now I've tried I've tried these on already so I already know the
answer to this but explain what you've done to make this headset extremely
comfortable yeah basically it's memory foam um in here you can actually see how
soft this material is and and it
basically forms off your head and your ears and everything so um that's one of
the things and also uh it's um you can
move the ear cup inner ear cup in any direction or ear pads basically that
yeah exactly okay so guys basically the
only real thing that uh that Peter missed that I think is really important
about this thing is the fact that it has volume control that you can actually
freaking operate without looking at it so instead of having sort of like a you
know a button or some kind of thing on
here this kind of thing you just have
the traditional wheel you go like that
you change the volume you don't have to sort of think of okay you know it
doesn't have it's it's an actual analog wheel instead of just being sort of like
some free spinning thing so you go off on with one touch not even thinking
about it also the mic will mute itself as soon as you put it up so you guys are
going to have two versions of this right yeah actually we're going to have uh
quite many versions this is the base model uh it will come in some different
colors this version but then you will also get like USB versions and other
things to come up later this year but of course he can't tell us all the secrets
or we wouldn't have anything to make videos about for the rest of this year is that right uh well we have quite many
things so I could probably continue for another hour but yeah some like that
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