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Lenovo's Legion R7 RT75: 8,000Hz polling, 8,000mAh battery in an aluminum 75% keyboard
technology1 month ago

Lenovo's Legion R7 RT75: 8,000Hz polling, 8,000mAh battery in an aluminum 75% keyboard

Lenovo has unveiled the Legion R7 RT75, a 75% magnetic keyboard released in China with an all‑aluminum chassis, gasket‑mount design, a hot‑swappable PCB, and a built‑in 1.4-inch TFT display. It packs an 8,000mAh battery and supports an 8,000 Hz polling rate, plus multiple connection options (2.4G wireless, USB‑C wired, and Bluetooth at 125 Hz). Available in Cloud Silver or Storm Grey for 1,299 yuan (about $192), the keyboard emphasizes rapid triggers, SOCD, Aurora RGB, and magnetic switches.

Clicks Unveils Magnetic Slide-Out Keyboard and Message-Centric Smartphone
technology7 months ago

Clicks Unveils Magnetic Slide-Out Keyboard and Message-Centric Smartphone

Clicks is launching the 'Click Power' magnetic, slide-out keyboard compatible with any device supporting Qi2 or MagSafe, including phones like Pixel 10, Galaxy S25, and Motorola Razr, in 2026. It features Bluetooth connectivity, a built-in 2,150 mAh battery, and adjustable slider positions for different phone sizes, aiming to enhance mobile productivity by freeing up screen space and supporting familiar shortcuts. Pre-orders start at $79, with a retail price of $109.

"Comparing OnePlus Pad and Google Pixel Tablet: Which is the Superior Choice?"
technology3 years ago

"Comparing OnePlus Pad and Google Pixel Tablet: Which is the Superior Choice?"

OnePlus is offering a bundle deal for its new OnePlus Pad, including a Magnetic Keyboard, for $479.99, saving customers $150. The tablet features an 11.61-inch panel with a 144Hz refresh rate, powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 9000 chip. Additionally, customers can purchase the OnePlus Stylo stylus for $49.99, down from its usual price of $100. The stylus offers tap gestures, 2ms latency, and 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity. Motorola's razr+ folding smartphone also saw its first discount, with a $100 markdown to $900.