7G Keyboard for Professional Gamers

If you think that keyboard is the least important device in your computer system, it's time to have second thoughts about it. Even if you only use it for typing an e-mail or two during a day, then the most basic keyboard will work fine for you. But if you are a professional gamer or if Microsoft Word lives on your monitor longer than any other application, then you can see a huge difference between basic and high-end keyboards.


This time we would like to present a brand new, 7G Keyboard, a professional keyboard for gamers or a keyboard for professional games, for that matter. The 7G Keyboard comes from a leading manufacturer of innovative professional gaming gear SteelSeries. Let's see what makes the 7G keyboard to shine at gaming.

The first and probably the most important feature is that the 7G keyboard utilizes a powerful PS/2 buffer-system created specifically for gaming. Thanks to that, the SteelSeries 7G keyboard eliminates "anti-ghosting" by supporting as many simultaneous key press commands as there are keys on the keyboard.

In other words, this means that no matter how many keys you press simultaneously, none of the key presses are "swallowed". So far so good. For a gamer this means that, for example, in a first person shooter game, the 7G keyboard will allows a player to walk, crouch, aim, fire and check the scoreboard simultaneously.

Another advantage of the 7G keyboard is durability. This keyboard will last 10 times longer than an average keyboard thanks to the 18-karat gold-plated mechanical switches and iron-infused plastic construction.

"SteelSeries creates top quality gaming gear that helps players perform at their best. The 7G has taken gaming keyboards to a whole new level by eliminating anti-ghosting and increasing the response time, which is so important for first-person shooter games. It's a tool I can rely on even on a professional level." - these are the words of a professional gamer Franz Burghardt, who recently along with his teammates has recently won USD $50,000 CeBIT in Germany.

Even if you never plan to become a professional gamer, having a high quality keyboard feels so good. Of course, the quality does not come cheap and you'll have to pay $150 for this keyboard, but it's really worth it.

You can by the 7G keyboard from Dell.com, AlienWare.com, NewEgg.com, Amazon.com and on the SteelSeries Web site at http://www.steelseries.com/.