KBC Poker Keyboard, Ducky Keyboard
Here are some high-quality mechanical keyboards from China and Taiwan.
Vortexgear Poker 3 Keyboard
2015, new
KBC Poker Keyboard
“KBC Poker keyboard”, from China.
Note the engraved key labels. This means the labels won't rub out. This is high quality, much more expensive to manufacture.
This keyboard is available in any of mechanical switch of Cherry MX {Blue, Brows, Black, Red} versions. 〔see Keyboard Key Switch Mechanisms〕
Note that for some models of these keyboards, there is no arrow keys. Also, they don't have {F1, F2, etc} keys, no PageUp PageDown keys. You have to press a key combination (with Fn). This is bad. See: Happy Hacking Keyboard.
Here is a forum in China about this keyboard: http://bbs.kbc-china.com/bbs.php.
References
Chinese site, with many many photos. http://www.pcwaishe.cn/thread-479757-1-1.html
- 〔[Review] KBC POKER - Sixty's take By Sixty. At http://deskthority.net/review-f45/kbc-poker-sixty-s-take-t125.html , accessed on 2015-06-05〕
- 〔[Review] KBC POKER - webwit's take By webwit. At http://deskthority.net/review-f45/kbc-poker-webwit-s-take-t178.html , accessed on 2015-06-05〕
Ducky Keyboard
For those who love full-sized keyboard with mechanical switches, there's Ducky keyboard, again from Taiwan. They have lots models, with many different Cherry MX switches. Be sure to check the model spec.
This keyboard seems to feature full n-key rollover. 〔see Max Number of Simultaneous Key-Press (N-key Rollover, NKRO, Ghosting)〕
Also, note the black-on-black key labels. According to a blogger, the buyer can custom order the label color or key colors.
- Ducky Mechanical Keyboard At
http://www.darkmirage.com/2011/02/13/ducky-mechanical-keyboard/ - Ducky DK1008 as a first mechanical keyboard By Dotan Cohen. At
http://geekhack.org/showwiki.php?title=Island:18154
Ducky's official Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ducky-Keyboard/
thanks to https://twitter.com/Ryuutei
Mechanical Switch Keyboards
There are quite a lot mechanical keyboards you can chose from.
Ergonomic ones, or straight ones, or without numberpad.
Here's a list:
List of Keyboards with Mechanical Switch.