Peripherals  

The Swiss peripheral company had a good year for once

It is less than 1 mm deep, hence one of the thinnest mousepads ever made

The hope to herald the first ever wave of eye-tracking games

It fits in a backpack and weighs about as much as an ultrabook

It has Full N-key roll over anti-ghosting and customizable backlight

The Swedish manufacturer made it with mechanical switches and programmable buttons

They are set apart by the qualify difference between their mechanical switches

The peripheral has an illumination system with 16.8 million colors

There are three of them, all with mechanical switches and per-key illumination

They are still endowed with more than decent features though

All you need to do is set up the macros and key layout and click on “save”

The mouse is ready to become even more legendary, as the company would say

This is a really strange piece of work, but one that might just catch on

The laser gaming mouse is made specifically for multiplayer games, MMORPG included

That little device from Leap Motion has started a revolution

Made by the people from WASD keyboards and Coding Horror

One could argue the peripheral is unusual even by the loosest standards