Filed under Keyboards & Keypads
Nearly every peripheral company has its own gaming keyboard. Cyber Snipa has to make one for themselves like Logitech's G15, MS Reclusa, Saitek's Eslipse II and Razer Tarantula. And the one they come up with is the aptly named Warboard. The USB gamer keyboard basically allows you to record the input sequence in macro keys - there are physically 10 of them and 20 in total if you toggle between 2 profiles. We don't do gaming so much now, but if we were to fire up C&C3, hitting one macro key can literally build up an army for me as a starter. The Warboard doesn't position itself to be too far apart from an ordinary keyboard except you can tell the board has 7 keys colored in light gray for you to replace with 17 combat keys. Cyber Snipa includes keys with symbols such as knife, a pistol, a sub-machine gun and etc. Thought, when in the heat of a battle, you ought to be familiar with the keys to effectively take down the opponents.
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