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this year's Computex coverage is brought to you by fantex coolermaster and msi hi guys I'm three tier higher conducts and how interesting can keyboards get you may be asking yourself after watching some 20-plus videos that we made on keywords alone but here Tesoro we're visiting and we are revisiting the keyboard of the future which is what I labeled it last CES when we're looking at this Graham lineup of mechanical keyboard that is low profile and I just unplug the cable which is removable by the way so that kind of fits in with the conversation let me plug that in back so it is part of the Graham lineup and it's low profile its mechanical and they done few adjustment to it based on from what we saw last time so they increase the height of the body a little bit so it's not as low profile as before which has given the actual switch travel distance a little bit more height and the switch itself and the key the low profile key cap is now slightly higher so it looks a little bit like a you know notebook type of design keyboard but following a very basic structure very corners and just the straight lines I like the design nature especially coming from the soros previous keyboards that were all over the place now this is very focused much on design simplicity but as a switch itself it is kind of based on the tactile blue mechanism and also be offered in white what I'm going to say is there be offered in both red and blue actuations and black and white body just like the rest of the gram keyboard lineup so in terms of the features that it would be very basic right now we just have simple function keys on the top with different profiles there are no USB pastors the cable is removable there are no case out feed pull-up outfit yet it's just little dimples here that allow the keyboard to be raised a little bit and angled but disorders asking for feedback on what you guys want to see I would love to see this iteration in a wireless model that allows it to be very low profile I would like this to be in the white body that they're delivering so that's good but the Wireless iteration on the switch may be possible and I would love to see that moving forward and price-wise it's around 169 it's not confirmed yet but that seems a little bit too high but because it's low profile nature the switch is mechanical and it's kind of a new thing that they're trying to develop here so I'm guessing this look the kind of the additional cost of this being delivered to the market but another thing is here is the Graham s II spectrum we've actually taken look at the Graham spectrum the white model that is beside me here you can check out the review of on the channel but this new se spectrum comes with optical switches so the source optical switch that has a few benefits like it's a little bit faster a little bit faster it's twice reduction in latency of a switch registration and so that's that's a benefit it has spill proof resistance so that's good and you can actually pop out these switches and replace them on the keyboard depending on what type of switch you like so they'll be delivered in both blue and red so that's something to keep in mind do i main difference here between the original spectrum is the key caps are no longer low-profile and the font check it out the font has not changed from something that was a little bit you know kind of off-putting to something that is more simplified and cleaner looking and that's exactly what people asking and I'm glad the store is listening and so this is the SE spectrum RGB lighting perky illumination the software I'm hoping will be upgraded yeah I'm getting the thumbs up this keyboard will be available to or $219 so it's a pretty good jump into the market especially with the obstacle switch that has those benefits make sure to check out our video on obstacle switches yeah this is all from this or thanks so much for watching I'll see you in the next video