Tt eSports Level 10 M Headset, Poseidon Keyboard, New KB Switches, Theron Infrared - Computex 2013
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The Level 10 M headset and Theron Infrared gaming mouse are two of the things making headlines at the Tt eSports booth. They're also showing off the Poseidon mechanical keyboard and some other cool stuff! WD is posting daily updates from the show to their landing page here: wdc.com Sponsor Link 1: 15% off internal hard drives until June 16th, 2013 (US & EU only) with promocode "COMPUTEX2013" - wdstore.com & bit.ly Sponsor Link 2: Corsair Vengenace gaming peripherals. Quality peripherals with legendary Corsair customer service - corsair.com Sponsor Link 3: NCIX is my favourite Canadian computer store. They're my bros (almost literally. I have family that works there). They also ship internationally now! - ncix.com Join our community forum: bit.ly twitter.com @LinusTech
The Computex 2013 showcase from Tt eSports centers on a thoughtful blend of durability, value, and modular design across its peripherals. Linus Tech Tips frames the Poseidon mechanical keyboard as an entry-level option that aims to bring the tactile benefits of mechanical switches to a broader audience, emphasizing durability and a lower price point. The Poseidon is presented in two variants, backlit and non-backlit, with price tags of 89.99 and 79.99 respectively, while preserving robust construction aimed at lasting performance and straightforward maintenance. Viewers are walked through the switch options, including blue, red, and brown, highlighting how choice in actuation force can tailor the feel for different gaming styles. The segment also contrasts traditional high-end membrane keyboards with the Poseidon’s more affordable mechanical alternative, illustrating the practical implications of a cost-conscious design without sacrificing core durability. Throughout, the host connects these features to real-world use, such as simple “flex tests” to demonstrate build quality and resilience under stress. The discussion culminates in the implication that Thermaltake is broadening its mechanical keyboard lineup to reach a wider gamer demographic while maintaining a focus on reliability and user choice.
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Questions answered
- What are the price points and variants for the Poseidon entry-level mechanical keyboard?
- The Poseidon comes in two variants: a non-backlit version at 79.99 and a backlit version at 89.99, designed as a durable, affordable entry into mechanical keyboards.
- What makes the Level 10 M headset notable, and what collaboration is highlighted?
- The Level 10 M headset is a BMW Design Works USA collaboration featuring a robust aluminum framework, 40 mm drivers, and a flexible microphone; it emphasizes premium build and design inspiration from BMW.
- What options are available for Theon infrared mouse and how does it differ from the original?
- The Theon infrared mouse offers new color options (white, red, yellow) with a glossy finish and introduces an infrared optical sensor. It maintains the same laser sensor as the original but aims for improved tracking at a lower price.