Various keyboards and gamepads... I'm addicted.

[Gomotron]

I have one of these on order:




It's a pretty cool device that basically lets you move keys about in any configuration that you choose. The "keys" stick to the top surface and can be moved around. The clear plastic also allows for custom "skins" to be placed underneath it.

The downsides are that it is software-only and USB, so I don't think that it will work through a switch. However, for you software boxers, this may be a cool device. Also, for those of you controlling your main separately (like me) it offers a huge potential. You can have up to 50 keys placed on the surface, although I think at 50 keys it would get pretty crowded.

Link to the website here .


I'll post my review once I have a chance to play around with it.

[JamieW]

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I'll post my review once I have a chance to play around with it.

I hope that you don't run Vista. A lefty friend of mine got one of these because most all of the setups out there were designed with a right-handed person in mind. She loved the thing until she upgraded her computer and went to Vista x64. The darn thing hasn't worked since. Ergodex has been in a perpetual "Beta" for Vista drivers for over a year now.

[triage]

I hope that you don't run Vista. A lefty friend of mine got one of these because most all of the setups out there were designed with a right-handed person in mind. She loved the thing until she upgraded her computer and went to Vista x64. The darn thing hasn't worked since. Ergodex has been in a perpetual "Beta" for Vista drivers for over a year now.

http://polygonalhell.blogspot.com/20...ver-vista.html