Hybrid typing is a term you might not be familiar with at first.

But once you finish this blog post you’ll understand exactly how and why it applies to you.

The keyboard/mouse vs game controller debate has raged now for close to 20 years.

But is one setup better than the other?

Here’s our take on it…and Aim Assist. Yup, really.

So, you enjoy gaming but you’re wondering if a gaming keyboard and mouse is worth your hard-earned cash? That’s a good question. But the answer isn’t as simple as you might imagine. And in this article we’re going to cover the types of questions you need to ask yourself before you drop several hundred dollars

Alienware are one of the leading names in PC gaming, but did you know they also manufacturer gaming peripherals.

Let’s take a look at their keyboards and if they’re worth your money.

Stenographers are those people you see busily typing away, takes notes in a courtroom.

But what kind of keyboard does that stenographer use and how can they type so fast?

Figuring out what keyboards a writer uses is a good litmus test for figuring out which type of keyboard would best suit you.

When you’re trying to develop or improve an existing skill it’s always a good idea to look at how others achieve their results. In the case of typists, that means looking at both physiological and ergonomic factors (how they sit, position their hands etc) but also the type of equipment they use. Like their keyboard

The type of keyboard they use in Japan is one that’s unique to the country – the Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS) keyboard. It features two separate methods for inputting data. A standard Japanese computer keyboard does feature QWERTY letters but with additional characters added for the Kana method which basically makes the keyboard easier for

Programmers obviously spend their entire working day using a keyboard, or maybe just staring at it.

So which keyboards do they prefer and exactly why is that?

Let’s find out.