This is not your ordinary keyboard. Nope. No way.
In fact, if what you're looking for in your next keyboard is something just to type on, then follow our advice: turn away, go, run as far away as possible and don't let the door hit you on the way out.
Logitech's G19 keyboard is, well, a bit over the top. That's safe to say because it really is. And if you, Mr. ExtremeTech reader are just so extreme enough, then this keyboard's for you. Here's our spoiler to how this story ends: It kicks butt. But here's another spoiler: It costs two hundred dollars. At center stage for the Logitech's G19 keyboard is the main attraction: a 320x240 pixel color screen. With this you can cycle through a variety of apps, from a performance monitor on CPU and memory usage, to gaming stats and data of more than 60+ games. It can be your own personal digital photo frame, or video player—it can even stream YouTube videos. Yes, we're still talking about a keyboard. In the same vicinity, just behind the keyboard are two high-speed USB 2.0 ports for conveniently plugging in input devices like a camera or USB thumb drive. There is no dedicated headphone or microphone jack.
In fact, if what you're looking for in your next keyboard is something just to type on, then follow our advice: turn away, go, run as far away as possible and don't let the door hit you on the way out.
Logitech's G19 keyboard is, well, a bit over the top. That's safe to say because it really is. And if you, Mr. ExtremeTech reader are just so extreme enough, then this keyboard's for you. Here's our spoiler to how this story ends: It kicks butt. But here's another spoiler: It costs two hundred dollars. At center stage for the Logitech's G19 keyboard is the main attraction: a 320x240 pixel color screen. With this you can cycle through a variety of apps, from a performance monitor on CPU and memory usage, to gaming stats and data of more than 60+ games. It can be your own personal digital photo frame, or video player—it can even stream YouTube videos. Yes, we're still talking about a keyboard. In the same vicinity, just behind the keyboard are two high-speed USB 2.0 ports for conveniently plugging in input devices like a camera or USB thumb drive. There is no dedicated headphone or microphone jack.
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