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Thermaltake launching eSports keyboards with finger coolers

By: (more) | Peripherals News | Posted: Jan 9, 2010 1:16 pm

CES 2010 - Back at Computex last year Thermaltake debuted its eSports brand and idea to the world and it looks like we are about to be able to buy the first batch of products designers purely for gamers.

 

During our visit at CES we were shown a couple of upcoming keyboards that see many of the popular high-end gaming keyboard features, but a price that the average gamer can actually afford.

 

What is entirely different though is that the keyboard is able to support two cooling fans at front left and right of the keyboard. We tried out the keyboard for a short time and could definitely feel the air flowing through my hands and fingers.

 

 

It's always nice to see a company innovating and coming out with new things.

 

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