I love mechanical keyboards... similar reasons the author of hte article posted. But I'm OK with the new MacBook keys too -- time and a place for everything, r

I love mechanical keyboards... similar reasons the author of hte article posted. But I'm OK with the new MacBook keys too -- time and a place for everything, right? I do appreciate a thin laptop, but when I sit down at my desktop I love having a "real" keyboard tactile feel, as well as a high DPI mouse. Razer makes great keyboards and mice. Here's what I use. * Razer BlackWidow Chroma - Buy Gaming Grade Keyboards - Official Razer Online Store (United States) || http://www.razerzone.com/store/razer-blackwidow-chroma http://www.razerzone.com/store/razer-blackwidow-chroma * Razer Taipan - Buy Gaming Grade Mice - Official Razer Online Store (United States) || http://www.razerzone.com/store/razer-taipan http://www.razerzone.com/store/razer-taipan All the little macro buttons come in handy for various applications too. For example, I use one to type my email address, one to type my phone number -- same as I use shortcuts on my phone (on my phone I type @@ and have my full email show up instead). I like the silent Razer keyboard, I had a clicky one before, since I often have to type while on the phone or Google Hangouts and having a non-clicky keyboard is just the conscientious thing to do... Only thing I would like to change: Razer used to have their "professional" series (we're talking like 10 years ago), and instead of being all black and green, they were white and blue... Whatever, at the end of the day if someone wants to talk with me about Fallout or League of Legends I guess it's not a terrible thing... but I do like not advertising "gamer" in a work setting.