Saitek Puts Up Eclipse III
"The product page for the third generation of the popular Saitek Eclipse has gone up."
Published: 7th November 2008 | Source: Saitek |
Saitek Puts Up Eclipse III
Saitek recently put up the product page for the third generation incarnation of their popular Eclipse gaming keyboard line. Losing the characteristic Eclipse shape and standard form factor, it bears a striking resemblance to the Cyborg keyboard in a cleaner, no frills form.
* Adjustable, multi color backlighting highlights key controls
* Touch-sensitive control panel changes settings quickly and easily
* Two stage height adjustment and removable wrist rest increase comfort
* Pass through headphone and microphone audio ports for simple connectivity
* Time-saving Windows and Internet shortcut keys
* USB plug and play
* Color and keyboard settings remain even after system reboot
* Laser-etched, soft touch, durable keys
* Touch-sensitive control panel changes settings quickly and easily
* Two stage height adjustment and removable wrist rest increase comfort
* Pass through headphone and microphone audio ports for simple connectivity
* Time-saving Windows and Internet shortcut keys
* USB plug and play
* Color and keyboard settings remain even after system reboot
* Laser-etched, soft touch, durable keys
Like the new direction the Eclipse has taken? Or has it abandoned what made the Eclipse keyboards great?
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then import the frames as layers in photoshop and make your gif.
wala lol
(if you have a copy of after effects you could probably do it ALL in that but meh)
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