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    Corsair’s first gaming peripherals repackage popular features

    Corsair’s first gaming peripherals repackage popular features

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    Apparently memory, power supplies, and speakers weren't enough - Corsair broke into the gaming peripheral market today with a Vengeance. Namely, the brand-new Vengeance series of seven keyboards, mice and headsets coming this October.

    Sure, the $129.99 K90 and $109.99 K60 mechanical keyboards cut a distinctive figure with their brushed aluminum chassis, but there's not much true innovation here - all these new peripherals are influenced by the competition's standout features. The K90's main draw are 18 dedicated "G-Keys" (sound familiar?) for recording macros, while the K60 has textured WASD keys and a left-hand palmrest for the FPS crowd; both include Cherry MX Red switches. As for the mice, both the $79.99 M90 and $69.99 M60 include 5700 DPI laser sensors, and the M90 features 15 programmable buttons. The M60 has the more distinctive style, evoking a Mad Catz Rat without the screws, and similarly includes a "Sniper" button that lowers DPI while you hold it down. None of the three headsets really stand out, but the $99.99 Vengeance 1500 has Dolby Headphone virtual 7.1 surround sound and memory foam earpads.

    To get the full details on Corsair's new lineup, check out the links and gallery below.

    Corsair Vengeance Gaming Peripherals

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