EVGA releases a first mechanical gaming keyboard-- the Z10, a keyboard first seen back at CES 2015, now released as an actual product complete with upper central mini LCD display.
Claiming to be designed "with enthusiasts in mind," the Z10 is a full-size keyboard with a macro key column on the left, QWERTY array with F-keys above, direction pad cluster with page navigation keys and numpad. The keys feature blue or brown mechanical Kailh switches, and are illuminated with red LEDs with adjustable lighting zones and behaviours.
Of course, the headline feature is the LCD display-- a red number customers can customise via Unleash software to display system stats, such as system temperatures, game frame rates and even custom game timers, among several other functions. Uses can also multiple save screen profiles for later recall.
The keyboard connects to PCs via braided USB cable. Further features include a magnetically-attached 3-stage adjustable wrist rest, spring-loaded tripod tilting feet, volume and LED sliders, n-key rollover and x2 USB 2.0 ports.
EVGA says the Z10 keyboard is "coming soon" in European markets.
