That's a pretty big claim but one that the folks at Das Keyboard promote openly on their website. While it certainly looks the part, underneath its skin the Das keyboard features German-engineered gold-plated mechanical key switches - I had to read that twice too - providing both audio and tactile feedback.

The Das Keyboard also features blue LEDs and two USB 2.0 ports and can record an amazing 12 key presses at the one time! And just in case that wasn't cool enough, the Das Keyboard comes in an "ultimate" version featuring completely blank keys.

We'll try to secure a Das Keyboard in the next few weeks to test how good this keyboard really is, but for the moment we are happy to suggest the Das Keyboard is certainly one of the coolest typing implements on the planet!

Both the Das Keyboard Professional and Das Keyboard Ultimate are available directly from Das Keyboard for $129US.

Beneath our placid everyday world lies an entire realm we rarely stop and think about, let alone examine. Brando’s DigiMicro USB microscope allows us to glimpse this interesting and sometimes totally gross realm.

Read on for our microscopic digital review..

Video glasses are one of those items that are supposed to be relegated to science fiction movies, books or perhaps merely the idle mind. Pity nobody told Vuzix.

Read on for our real life review of a pair of AV920 video glasses.

Another Adata USB flash drive has arrived on my desk and like the others, the N702 is compact, stylish and innovative. With a nifty twist retraction mechanism and elegant metal casing, the N702 does its best to stand out from the crowd.

Read on for our take.

I haven’t seen any data but the number of digital cameras floating around on phones and dedicated photography equipment must be staggering. With digital photography firmly entrenched, the LCD photo frame aims to complete the digital transition.

Read on for our take on Brando’s budget 7 Inch LCD photo frame.