MSI Enters Gaming Peripherals Business with GK and GS Series Mechanical Keyboards

btarunr · Jan 9, 2013, 04:40 AM

MSI strengthened its gaming product portfolio - currently limited to performance PC hardware such as motherboards and graphics cards - with addition of a new gaming peripherals line. One of its first members is the GK Series and GS Series of mechanical gaming keyboards. Pictured below, the GK Series consists of two models featuring the iconic yellow and blue strips found on its lightning and MPower series hardware. The two feature a 104-key QWERTY layout, backed by 5 profiles and over 50 macro combinations. Under their hoods are Cherry MX Red mechanical switches. MSI plans to release the two to the market, later this year.

NHKS · Jan 9, 2013, 04:46 AM

the yellow one seems to have noticeably bigger keys than the blue one.. (and yes, even with the possibility of perspective)

Jan 9, 2013, 04:40 AM	#1
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NHKS Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 572 (0.95/day) Thanks: 1,853 Thanked 375 Times in 199 Posts	the yellow one seems to have noticeably bigger keys than the blue one.. (and yes, even with the possibility of perspective)

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