OCZ SABRE OLED KEYBOARD WITH BLUE OLED LIGHTS

One of the latest OLED products set for release is by OCZ Technology called the “Sabre”, a gaming and multi-media, customizable keyboard designed for the professional and hardcore gaming enthusiast. 

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It features 9 dynamic, personalized, user-programmeable OLED,  luminescent, shortcut hot-keys ( the keys have been tested to more than 5 million cycles on the Sabre keyboard) that can convert any digital or text into its own distinct icon that can be customized and assigned its own design and command tier function capable of storing limitless layers of shortcuts and macros. If the user is launching say a first person shooter you would be able to command the OLED hot-keys to host and display a pre-program of sub- menu command icons of assorted weaponary for example.

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The OLED keys feature a soothing amber backlit color and to enhance the design and function the exterior sides display a cool blue glowingsoft mood light that wlll be great for night owls in need of some additional ambient lighting. The intelligent management software for the keyboard gives the user ability to custom design functions and modes of the OLED keys as they require between gaming and pc applications. An 128mb flash memory is featured in the Sabre OLED keyboard for commands and macro data.

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Plug and play supports is compatable with Windows XP (SP2 or later) and Windows Vista. USB connector. Weighs in at 2.7 lbs so you can work out at the same time with this baby! Not sure at this time if it’s wireless or not however but we will try to get some updated info on that detail asap!

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This high performance keyboard is designed specifically for gamers from ultra-competitive use to home hacker, LAN specialists, CAD professionals, computer gadget freaks and whomever else that cares to lay down a very respectable MRSP of $199.00, which is pretty fair price for an OLED device in comparison to other similar OLED hotkey keyboards available at present.

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