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When it comes down to gaming peripherals and
accessories, Razer has certainly made a name for themselves and have taken
the market by storm, thanks to their excellent marketing and highly unique
and impressive product line. While most are marketed for gamers, most
are designed well enough to entice any avid computer user. There latest
keyboard is absolutely no exception. The Lycosa is a fully
programmable keyboard that comes complete with a touch-sensitive media panel
and accented with slick illuminated, rubber-like keys.
Packaging & Contents
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Just like the Tarantula we looked at here
quite some time ago, packaging is very impressive and you could tell a lot
of time goes into it in order to make a good first impression.
Product ships along with a quick guide, master guide, software CD and a
couple of Razer stickers.
Design & Layout
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The
keyboard features a long USB splitter cable with audio extension plugs to
take advantage of both audio and its integrated USB port.
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The
Razer Lycosa is a camera's worst nightmare and due to its very "stealthy"
design that is accented with a glossy black outer shell, depicting it in
pictures is fairly difficult. The armrest is actually detachable but
not without a Philips screwdriver handy. Chances are though, you won't
want to remove it as it is quite comfortable with it in place.
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Although this keyboard features laptop-style keys, it does feature a
full/standard QWERTY layout. A closer look shows its touch sensitive
panel on the right with a full number pad and standard function and
directional keys. Looking closer at the left side, you'll see it does
feature a full-sized space bar, shift and CAPS keys.
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Finally, we look at its rear side not only to show you its integrated audio
extension jacks and USB port, but also to give you an idea of just how slim
this keyboard really is.
Specifications
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