Thursday, July 25th 2013

ZOWIE GEAR Releases Limited Edition White Celeritas Keyboard

ZOWIE GEAR is releasing a limited edition version of the successful ZOWIE CELERITAS in white, equipped with Cherry MX-Red switches. ZOWIE GEAR understands that there are gamers that prefer to use MX-Red switches. The limited edition ZOWIE CELERITAS WHITE is an answer to gamers that look for that and, at the same time, want to have a keyboard with a different look.

ZOWIE GEAR understands that every gamer has their own style and preference for the gaming gear they use. After listening to the community we have produced a limited edition version of the ZOWIE CELERITAS in white with MX-Red switches.
The limited edition ZOWIE CELERITAS WHITE will also come with two sets of key caps using different materials. The black key caps are nylon and the white key caps are ABS so gamers can choose the most comfortable keys for them.

The ZOWIE WHITE CELERITAS is available in the following layouts: American, German, French, English, Japanese and Taiwanese.

Features:
  • 6 keys Anti-Ghosting through USB
  • 18K Gold Plated mechanical switches and USB connectors
  • Ability to change the "Windows"-key to "Ctrl"
  • Multimedia controls
  • Highly durable metal inner chassis
  • Ergonomic design saves space and offer full comfort during use
  • 2 sets of key caps (black in nylon and white in ABS)
  • Special coating that provides additional comfort to the keyboard
Through the PS/2 connector:
  • Full Anti-Ghosting
  • ZOWIE RTR technology provides 4 levels of repeat-response (normal, 2x, 4x, 8x)
MSRP:
US$ 129.99
EUR 129,99
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11 Comments on ZOWIE GEAR Releases Limited Edition White Celeritas Keyboard

#1
Ikaruga
ZOWIE makes good things.
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#2
ironwolf
OK, anyone got more info on this:
Special coating that provides additional comfort to the keyboard
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#3
haswrong
wrong layout again.
the backslash next to the right shift should be placed on the opposite side of the shift key, so that people who still use arrows have more keys available for the little finger (right ctrl, backslash, shift). the way its done the backslash is too far to be comfortably useful. but were getting closer! or back to the good layout.


the last good layout was from keytronic 15 years ago.
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#4
TheDeeGee
haswrongwrong layout again.
the backslash next to the right shift should be placed on the opposite side of the shift key, so that people who still use arrows have more keys available for the little finger (right ctrl, backslash, shift). the way its done the backslash is too far to be comfortably useful. but were getting closer! or back to the good layout.


the last good layout was from keytronic 15 years ago.
People who still use Arrow Keys need to stop living under a rock.

Incase they are left handed, i feel sorry for them.
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#5
cheesy999
haswrongwrong layout again.
the backslash next to the right shift should be placed on the opposite side of the shift key, so that people who still use arrows have more keys available for the little finger (right ctrl, backslash, shift). the way its done the backslash is too far to be comfortably useful. but were getting closer! or back to the good layout.


the last good layout was from keytronic 15 years ago.
Keys have the tendency to stay where they are as most people still have to type with their keyboard

having the backspace past the shift would make it quite impractical to a lot of people trying to type uppercase letters
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#6
Hilux SSRG
The black key caps are nylon? I've never heard of nylon plastic in mechanical keyboards, abs and pbt yes.
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#7
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SvarogPeople who still use Arrow Keys need to stop living under a rock.

Incase they are left handed, i feel sorry for them.
I'm left handed, I use WASD, I have learnt to use the mouse with my right hand, I don't think I could even use it left handed now.

Nice keyboards but white is reallll fugly imo.
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#8
MilkyWay
That is an Asian layout, they commonly use a big ass Enter key. Definitely not ISO (european) layout, i have this board and it comes in an UK ISO layout and also in ANSI layout.

The reasoning behind the nylon keycaps is the feel and weight. They feel absolutely amazing to type on. The board itself is a bit noisier than most MX Brown boards but under any regular rubber dome or clicky board, i reckon its the nylon caps that make it this way. It would be interesting to know the difference in ABS and nylon on this board.

Glossy white and anodized metal is the current fad in computing.
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#9
Bjorn_Of_Iceland
I don't know about you guys, but upon reading "Zowie Celerita" the first thing that popped in my mind was that harlem shake thing
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#10
DannibusX
tiggerI'm left handed, I use WASD, I have learnt to use the mouse with my right hand, I don't think I could even use it left handed now.

Nice keyboards but white is reallll fugly imo.
Nice to see I'm not alone. I can use a left handed mouse, but I'm so accustomed to the righty that I'm far more comfortable with it.

Of course, this could be why I'm so terrible at BF3.
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#11
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DannibusXNice to see I'm not alone. I can use a left handed mouse, but I'm so accustomed to the righty that I'm far more comfortable with it.

Of course, this could be why I'm so terrible at BF3.
I'm not great myself, I play for fun though not for 733TN355 :cool:
#12
SaltyFish
Color and key layout preferences aside, it's nice to see someone other than Filco and Leopold make keyboards with PS/2 support.
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