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Boasting infinite customizability, the

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Flux keyboard is finally the answer to

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what would happen if you made it a

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keyboard and a display. [music]

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It's a keysplay.

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A disboard?

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Whatever it is, this is just about the

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coolest thing that I have ever seen. In

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addition to allowing the display to be

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used for dynamic macro assignments,

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language switching, or just sick vibes,

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it boasts top-tier keyboard specs, too,

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including a 1,000 Hz polling rate with a

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claimed 1.2 ms input delay and

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adjustable actuation points thanks to

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its analog Hall effect switches. Oh, and

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did I mention that the force of those

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switches can be changed by swapping out

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magnets? And that the entire key frame

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[music] can be taken off and switched to

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go between linear and tactile feel in

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just seconds? Not sold yet? The software

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allows your key maps to change according

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to the application you're using, and

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Flux even offers an ecosystem of

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accessories including extra buttons,

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extra dials, and even more extra dials

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for your gaming and productivity

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pleasure. It even works across Windows,

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Mac, and mobile OS's with Linux planned

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for the future. Wait, already available?

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Can anything possibly live up to all of

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these promises?

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Maybe.

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But it won't be the Flux keyboard

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because uh we found some stuff that they

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claimed that wasn't quite true.

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The story of how I got my hands on this

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thing is actually kind of funny. Reddit

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user francisn goes boom posted that

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finally, after backing this thing ages

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ago, his Flux keyboard arrived. So, I

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slid into his DMs and I said, "Hey,

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can I borrow that to make a video?" And

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he was like, "Sure." Said the story was

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funny, I didn't say it was long.

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The base is a solid chunk of machined

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aluminum.

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Does that get across the weight?

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Good gravy, you could kill a man with

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it. On the bottom, you'll find two-stage

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angled feet depending on your

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preference, as well as the latch

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mechanism for the key frame, which is

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the piece that goes on top and is the

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frame that holds the [music] keys. Over

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on the top, we've got our main USB-C

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port, then on both the left and on the

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right, we've got pass-through ports for

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peripherals, storage drives, whatever

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the case may be. [music]

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we've got a dual-headed one here. USB

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type A for data,

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USB type C for another greater than 30 W

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of recommended power,

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and then a right-angled USB-C to go into

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the keyboard itself because it's got to

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power not just the keyboard, but also a

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flipping display.

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Well, it doesn't flip.

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Unless you flip it. Now for the part

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that's really exciting for me, according

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to Flux, their key frame uses acrylic to

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achieve 97%

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transparency and

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That is

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really clear. But, [music] more

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importantly, has magnets on the side of

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each key switch that it uses in place of

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a more traditional method like a spring

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to provide the spring force that lifts

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the keys back up.

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>> [music]

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>> Because of that, you might use the quick

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swap mechanism to change it out for one

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with different force or with a different

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[music] type of key switch. This is a

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linear one, but they have a tactile key

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frame as well.

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>> [music]

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>> Flux advises against touching the bottom

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of the key frame at any time because, I

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mean, getting fingerprints off of that

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would be an absolute nightmare. And also

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advises against using any chemical

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cleaners, [music] even things like

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alcohol that you might normally use to

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clean something like a keyboard because,

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uh, this is acrylic, and that's going to

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be a really bad time. Hey, how's the

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feel? Because there's no stem, you do

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end up with a little bit of side-to-side

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play on the key switches, which normally

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wouldn't really matter, except that if

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you accidentally press them off center,

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>> [music]

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>> it can cause them to sit a little bit

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off kilter, which can lead to it taking

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quite a bit more force to press them

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versus if you press them in the middle.

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It's not the most forgiving design. With

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that said, you might not need to press

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it very far. Flux offers the ability to

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change the actuation point from anywhere

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from 0.4 mm to 2.8 mm out of the total 4

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mm travel. So, you can have it be more

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like a like a hair trigger as you're

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typing or as you're gaming. And finally,

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the passive module, which seems to be

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basically just a window into the screen.

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Ooh, magnets.

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This isn't needed today, but if you

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wanted to put on any of their other

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modules like their three-button module,

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their single dial module, which can be

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either clicky or smooth, [music] or

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their three dial module, then this would

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be great. It would allow you to kind of,

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you know, put one of those over there,

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one of those over there, or

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whatever works for you. I'm going to put

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this over here.

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That is so freaking cool. The

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possibilities are endless.

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Woah.

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Acrylic is not a great material for a

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keycap. So, it's not objectively

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terrible to type on, but it's not

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comfortable. It's like kind of uh almost

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sticky as you go across it because it's

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so smooth it almost like like grabs you.

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Okay. All right. Okay. Let's get the

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software. Let's get the software.

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Remember when 600 MB was a lot for a GPU

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driver?

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Pepperidge Farm remembers. All right.

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Here we go. Woah. Hot keys for changing

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my actuation modes? So, here, we go into

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actuation, and then I can just change

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anything I want. Oh, I want a really

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light WASD, for instance.

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Boom.

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Save to keyboard.

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Oh.

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They already had one like that.

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With really light WASD and fairly light

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everything else. Okay, so we're we're on

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the same wavelength, Flex. This is cool.

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You can take your profiles with you from

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one system to another. You won't get the

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detection of your active application, so

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it won't be able to like automatically

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switch to DaVinci Resolve hot keys on a

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non-supported system or when their

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Polymass software isn't running, but at

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least you can load up

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most of the stuff that you need onto the

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keyboard itself. I am

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loving the configurability for this.

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Would I actually love gaming on it,

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though? Wait. No, I have no style right

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now, though.

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We can fix this.

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Oh, yeah. I did Oh.

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That is so freaking cool.

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What is the point [music] of guns if

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they don't kill people?

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I can't say there's anything special

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feeling about it from a gaming

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standpoint, but I also wouldn't say that

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it takes anything away. Realistically

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though, that probably has more to do

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with my skill than it does to do with

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the quality of this keyboard. [music]

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The Labs team found that while they

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claim 1 to 2 milliseconds of input lag,

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we actually found that it was more like

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10 milliseconds on average. Not an

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incredible result,

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>> [music]

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>> but

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can your gaming keyboard do this?

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Huh?

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Ooh, clock. Oh, wait. I already have

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clock. Ooh, analog clock. Ooh, flip

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clock. But, wait. There's more. You can

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upload videos to it. Apparently, it has

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8 GB of onboard storage. So, they claim

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[music]

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multiple 1080p movies even. I just want

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to see the jellyfish now. I just want to

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play with it.

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Sorry. Sorry. I'm getting distracted.

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[music]

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For the first time ever, Linus Tech Tips

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coming at you from

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a keyboard.

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I don't even care that it's kind of A

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BAD KEYBOARD.

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AH!

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OH, THAT'S COOL. AND LIKE IT'S not like

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a crappy display even. It's not the

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world's greatest display, but it's

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decent. They claim 300 nits peak

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brightness. We actually measured a

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little higher than that. So, maybe

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they're talking more like how much is

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left after it comes through the keycaps.

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We found it was about 280 nits. And it's

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about 170 pixels per inch. I mean, this

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is a a 1080p display. So, it looks

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It looks really good.

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I'm watching me manhandle a keyboard

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while I manhandle my keyboard. It's like

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having an out-of-body experience or

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something. This is so trippy. Okay,

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enough of that. They have a handful of

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supported applications. So, let's fire

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one of these up and see what we get in

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terms of shortcuts here. DaVinci Resolve

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and create.

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And save. So, I'm here in my DaVinci

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Resolve. All right.

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In marker, out marker, don't have to

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think about that.

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Uh blade.

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Boom.

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Boom. Delete. Oh.

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Dude, there's people I've met, let's put

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it that way, that would love this. Their

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only complaint would be, "But why not

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more, though?" Oh, and this effect is so

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cool. I didn't even notice this before.

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If at this point you're thinking,

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"What's the catch?"

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Boy, do I ever have one for you. The

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is a pretty tough pill to swallow. $530

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gets you just [music] the keyboard,

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no extra modules. So, if you can see

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yourself getting more than $500 of extra

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productivity, or if you just plain need

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to have that swag on your desk, it does

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what it says on the tin.

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If you're quite literally anyone else,

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it's a little tougher to recommend.

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I only noticed it after I totally

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If you guys enjoyed this video,

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>> [music]

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>> why not watch the one that I'm playing

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right now? It's a classic. The world's

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ugliest keyboard.

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I don't know why it had that hockey

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footage in it.