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How many different products can modern manufacturers incorporate a touch screen? You know, with that question now out in the open air, I’m not sure I want the answer. Touch screens are popping up like mad. I have one on my phone, of course, a digital video recorder, a fan controller for my PC, and now I have one on two different keyboards. If you want more epic gaming products, take a look at our best gaming keyboards list.

The main feature list is nothing particularly noteworthy until you get to the touch screen. The chiclet-style keys are fully programmable, the backlighting is tri-color, and can be customized via Synapse 2.0 software. We have 1000Hz ultra polling with a 1ms response time. A dedicated game mode can be set so you can disable certain keys, which tend to get accidentally pressed while gaming. These include Alt, the Windows key, and others. Also, while in Gaming mode or logged in to Synapse 2.0, users get a 10-key rollover, where 10 keys can be pressed simultaneously, and all are recognized. Yet the features that set the Deathstalker Ultimate apart from the rabble are the aforementioned multi-touch LCD track-panel and the sophisticated 10 dynamic display keys (80Hz response time)

How about “elegance” is that for you? Because this one radiates it like a high fashion GQ model. From the solid, less-modular look to the lowered chiclet-style keys to the 800×600 capacitive multi-touch screen interface. The Razer Deathstalker Ultimate is a showstopper! You can even display your favorite images on the touch screen for a more tailored appeal. These can be pulled right from your computer directories. I should note this feature is untested as I could not get my images to appear on-screen. But that’s a minor crumb from a very rich table.

It’s a nuisance for sure, but Synapse 2.0 seems “…better. Stonger. Faster”. In the past, it was plagued with freezing and crashing. There is no sign of that. Bravo Razer! Moreover, it’s intuitive and makes creating and editing macros just as easy as the Smart Technology used by Mad Catz. I did run into a couple of issues. One is mentioned above–the wallpaper problem. The other… The LCD touch screen replaces a traditional Numpad. You can pull up a virtual Numpad, which looks very similar to what you see on your touch screen smartphone when looking at the dial pad. But sometimes, when I hit a series of numbers, only the first digit appears and removes the cursor from whatever field or file I was working in. I have to manually move the mouse cursor back to the file and then punch in the numbers using the garden variety keys found at the top of the keyboard. I’m sure this can be fixed, but currently, it makes the Numpad app quite unreliable.

Again, this is a full capacitive touch screen. It supports gestures such as two-finger scrolling up, down, or sideways. You can also use 3-fingers to single-swipe left and access the game profiles(3-finger swipe right to return), the screenshot app, and a title-specific set of timers. The timers are more fluff. But the game profiles…? There are profiles tailored to Team Fortress 2, Battlefield 3, Counter-Strike: GO, and SWTOR. Choose one of these profiles, and a nice corresponding game title image will appear on the touch screen. For instance, if you select BF3, then you must choose which class you plan to play (Recon, Assault, etc.) right from the touch screen. The 10 display keys then show an image that corresponds to one of the in-game actions. Go prone, switch to your pistol, or specialty item, are but a few of the baked-in options. You can even customize and edit this further. Or go and create a completely different profile. You can also have the display keys show your custom-created button images. It’s kind of neat but not really what I want from a touch screen-on-a-keyboard solution.

I wish there was something here more compelling regarding the apps. Both the S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 and Deathstalker fall short of a game-changing killer app. The best each offers is the screenshot dealy on the Deathstalker Ultimate, and the Team Speak integration on the S.T.R.I.K.E. 7. Razer, like Mad Catz, is aware that gamers want more from their screens. So hopefully, we will see more apps in the future.

But I can’t complain a lick about the general keyboard performance. The Deathstalker Ultimate is not a mechanical keyboard by any means. Yet I really like typing on it–a lot!! I thought I preferred the mock-mechanical feel of the S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 over the Deathstalker Ultimate. But I can type so much faster on these lowered chiclet-style keys. There is no lag, and everything seems very responsive. The flat keys have a bit more surface area and are easy to reach all around. I have no issues with typing or gaming.

There you have it–a big complicated review for an equally sophisticated product. The Razer Deathstalker Ultimate is an impressive board that needs a bit more time to realize its full potential. Only a couple of apps are majorly useful to gamers. I am confident more sought LCD functions will trickle down eventually. Let’s not forget Razer now has its own GameBooster client that does video capture, among many other things. Theoretically, this could be tacked on to work with the Deathstalker Ultimate multi-touch LCD screen. Until then, you get an obscenely stylish all-black keyboard, a large cache of fun but not particularly useful applications, and general-use performance that is as handsome as the aesthetics.

Bottom Line: The Deathstalker Ultimate is unlike any keyboard we’ve seen thus far. The full capacitive keyboard will turn many heads. Plus, general keyboard performance is excellent. I can easily recommend this one as I know Razer is committed to enhancing the longevity of that touch screen with more gamer-targeted applications.

Razer has announced the DeathStalker Ultimate, a gaming keyboard equipped with a 4-inch integrated touchpad that doubles as an auxiliary LCD display. The peripheral was announced at Gamescom 2012, and it"ll cost $249.99 when it ships in September. You"ll likely note that the gaming peripheral bears a striking resemblance to the RazerStar Wars: The Old Republic branded keyboard — the design is identical, and while the DeathStalker lacks a cheery color palette and strips of LED lighting, it bears the same 10 customizable LCD keys and integrated touchpad.

The DeathStalker Ultimate joins a long line of keyboards with integrated LCD displays — the most recent addition beingMad Catz"s Strike 7. But Razer is attempting to build out a selection of touchscreen apps with its Switchblade UI, coupling its ability to display critical character and game data with tools to take screenshots or check email and browse YouTube while you game. We got an early glimpse of the Switchblade UI on a keyboard with the Razer Blade laptop where it proved to be a so-so touchpad, but promised to make for an awesome independent peripheral — it isn"t quite there yet, but putting it on a keyboard remains a step in the right direction. If the $250 price tag doesn"t give you pause, the DeathStalker Ultimate will begin shipping in September. A $79.99 variant is available for the rest of us, but it scraps the auxiliary display in favor of a traditional number pad, and offers fewer backlighting options.

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Designed with Razer’s award-winning Switchblade User Interface – with ten tactile keys and an LCD panel – the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate gaming keyboard allows you to experience a new level of game interaction and control. With customizable iconography to match your personalized control layout, you’re getting the most immersive gaming experience from your keyboard.

What would be the ultimate keyboard for PC gaming? No, bigger. Like,ultimate ultimate. Holograms and laserbeams and sh*t? That stuff is not possible yet, but how about a multitouch screen display and 10 programmable buttons with their own dedicated backdisplays? Crazy enough for you? How about backlit keys that you can assign any color to?

There are lots of keyboards out there, but no one has gone balls-out crazy and made something that would give us true accessory lust yet. Maybe this new keyboard from Razer, the Deathstalker Ultimate, might be that for you.

Razer took the Switchblade UI from its lovely gaming laptop and stuck it in a keyboard. You can’t not see this thing when first looking at the keyboard, especially when there’s something running on its little LCD screen. What’s crazy is that you can touch (multitouch, with full support for gestures) this screen, using it like a notebook’s touchpad. Or, you can set it to be more virtual buttons, or even a secondary screen. I did everything from checking my email to watching YouTube videos on this little screen. Everyone that has entered my office this last week has been forced to watch a tiny 4″ corgi music video on it.

But how useful is this Switchblade UI beyond the novelty of tweeting on a little screen built into a keyboard? Ideally, you’d use the touchscreen and the programmable 10 display keys to their fullest potential with games that fully support it as a device. For example,Battlefield 3 has you accessing supplies and switching weapons using dedicated keys. Or in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, you can diffuse bombs or swap gear with a button press. These functions come by way of a dedicated app, and Razer says that more of these will be available for the keyboard soon.

Outside of these dedicated apps, you can self-configure the keys with your own associations, macros, or whatever else you might need, in any game. You can even customize the key displays and touchpad to match your assigned function, dropping in images from any source. For me, that was corgi blogs and videos. For you, it could be porn. Whatever’s game.

The Deathstalker Ultimate’s keys are high quality and impressively responsive, but they’re the low-height notebook style keys, which might bum out fans of mechanical keys (like those of Razer’s BlackWidow Ultimate). In extended play sessions of games like Batman: Arkahm City and Dishonored, the keyboard keys performed so nicely that I hated disconnecting this loaner unit to plug my previous board back in.

Every one of the keyboard’s keys are backlight, and you can use the included Synapse software to tweak the color of that backlight to any shade you wish. Or, for that lava lamp kind of feeling, set it to spectrum cycling to have the keys rotate through many colors.

There are some standard keys that do special things, too. A dedicated Razer key turns on the app side of the Switchblade, letting you pick which app you’d like to run. The recording key lets you record macros, while the dedicated gaming key lets you disable the Windows key.

It’s all very nice, but $250 is a lot to drop on a keyboard with a built-in touchscreen and display buttons that you may not use that often. While the Switchblade side of the keyboard speaks to my technolust, my right hand was always on my gaming mouse during play, making me feel a bit guilty for not using the main draw of this accessory. I loved checking Facebook and watching YouTube videos on it, but that charm will probably wear off soon, and I’ll be back to using a proper-sized monitor to do those things.

Maybe the Switchblade side would be more useful if I played MMO or strategy games; I could definitely see assignable keys being useful in those cases. But even then, you’d have to take your hand off your mouse to access the Switchblade screen and buttons, as they’re fixed on the right side of the keyboard.

Is the Razer Deathstalker Ultimate the ultimate PC gaming keyboard? Maybe for you. For me, the best gaming keyboard is one with dependable WASD keys and a space bar that isn’t bouncy or noisy. I love the Switchblade trackpad and assignable buttons, but they’re a luxury that I can’t see myself using often enough for the outlay.

Experience a new level of game interaction and control with the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate gaming keyboard, designed with Razer’s award-winning Switchblade User Interface. It features ten adaptive tactile keys so that you can configure an unlimited number of key binds, macros, skills, and spells from any game. With customizable iconography to match your personalized control layout, you’re getting the most immersive gaming experience from your keyboard.

The LCD panel on the Switchblade UI is capable of two modes. The first is a vibrant, full-color display that delivers information display as well as letting you run your media player or web browser from the screen without the need to exit your game domination. Alternatively, use it as a secondary mouse input device with intuitive gesture controls. With the Switchblade User Interface, you have everything you need to win available at your fingertips. No excuses.

Anti-ghosting is now available for up to ten keys over the entire fully-programmable back-lit keyboard. This means that all ten of your fingers can each actuate a command, with all ten commands precisely registering within the game. To destroy the enemy, don’t just use one or two attacks, use ten.

Save all your settings automatically to Synapse 2.0, our own cloud system and sync them automatically with one account, no matter where you are. Stalk your prey and unleash a flurry of devastation with all of the controls at your disposal on the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate.

The Switchblade UI on the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate is the same acclaimed, customizable LCD trackpad and LED keypad combo introduced on the Razer Switchblade concept, which can currently be found in production on the Razer Blade gaming laptop and the Star Wars: The Old Republic gaming keyboard. This unique interface transforms gaming keyboard functionality into a customizable control panel with 10 dynamic, adaptive tactile keys that can be used to bind commands, macros, skills and spells for an unparalleled in-game competitive advantage. Each key can display any image by using Razer’s Synapse 2.0 software, offering gamers the smartest keyboard on the market.

The LCD panel below the keys is capable of two modes. The first setting displays critical in-game information, such as damage dealt and heals-per-second on the new Star Wars: The Old Republic Battle Logger application, or countdown timers that keep track of in-game events with the Razer Gamer Timer application. This display also allows for intuitive multitasking, running external applications like YouTube and most social media platforms, which allows gamers to stay connected to the world by instantly updating their status for friends and followers to see, all on the LCD panel.

The second mode of the panel functions as a highly sensitive, multi-touch trackpad with intuitive gestures built-in, offering an alternative method of navigating games or PC desktops.

The Razer DeathStalker Ultimate features an anti-ghosting infrastructure of up to 10 keys in game mode. Users may actuate as many keys as they have fingers, and have them all register accurately and swiftly in-game.

“With the Switchblade UI on the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate, we wanted to offer gamers an enriching and intuitive gaming experience built for total game control,” said Robert “RazerGuy” Krakoff, president of Razer USA. “We continue to work closely with independent software vendors to integrate the API of their games on the Switchblade UI, so that you can see more of the game as you play. I’m excited that we are making such cutting-edge technology available to gamers everywhere, and look forward to bringing more game-specific apps.”

In addition to the revolutionary Razer DeathStalker Ultimate, Razer also introduced the Razer Deathstalker gaming keyboard. The Razer DeathStalker maintains a standard keyboard layout, replacing the Switchblade UI with a numpad instead. The Razer DeathStalker features the same unique design and features of the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate – a 10-key anti-ghosting infrastructure, chiclet-style keycaps, and Synapse 2.0 support.

Experience a revolutionary and innovative level of gaming immersion and control with the Razer Deathstalker Ultimate gaming keyboard, designed with Razer’s award-winning Switchblade User Interface. It features 10 fully programmable dynamic, adaptive tactile keys and an LCD panel capable of two modes: one for displaying critical in-game information, and another that serves as a highly sensitive trackpad with natural gesture recognition built-in, making the Razer DeathStealker Ultimate the world’s smartest gaming keyboard.

An anti-ghosting infrastructure of up to 10 keys over the entire keyboard ensures no key is left behind as you orchestrate your multi-key press of destruction. The Razer Deathstalker Ultimate is also Razer Synapse 2.0-enabled, and has customizable multi-colored backlit keys to give this hardcore gaming keyboard a personalized look.

Razer Death Stalker Ultimate Gaming Keyboard with multi-touch full-color 4" LCD track-panel, (switchblade user interface) and 10 dynamic adaptive tactile keys with individual display, rapid-actuating slim keys allow for shorter travel distance, complete anti-ghosting of up to 10 key presses, aurebesh lettering on keys, tri-color backlit on all keys, extra 5 macro keys, Razer Synapse 2.0 Enabled, 1000Hz Ultrapolling /1ms response.

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Razer’s award-winning, proprietary Switchblade User Interface puts more control in your hands with ten dynamic adaptive tactile keys and an LCD panel. Bind an unlimited number of commands, macros, skills, spells, and any other control you need to ten tactile keys that dynamically change to suit the in-game situation. The LCD panel functions as a separate screen which displays in-game information or application widgets in full vibrant color, allowing you to stay ahead of the competition; or as a secondary mouse input device with new gesture controls.

Razer Switchblade UI features a wide array of applications such as our social media applications, game enhancing applications, and game specific applications. We are working around the clock with leading developers to steadily increase the number of apps. To learn how to view all of our applications a three-finger swipe from right to left will flip you to the next set of 10 dynamic tactile keys displaying applications.

Actuate as many keys as you have fingers, and have all of them register accurately and quickly in game. With the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate’s anti-ghosting capabilities, you can deliver overwhelming destruction to your opponents, and ensure that every command is registered and executed perfectly.

Razer Synapse 2.0 is cutting-edge, intuitive software that functions as the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate’s brain, automatically syncing the gaming keyboard to a cloud server to download driver and firmware updates, while saving your individual settings. Sync your custom settings and macros automatically with this unified configurator, allowing customization of all your Razer products with a single login.

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Razer"s award-winning, proprietary Switchblade User Interface puts more control in your hands with ten dynamic adaptive tactile keys and an LCD panel. Bind an unlimited number of commands, macros, skills, spells, and any other control you need to ten tactile keys that dynamically change to suit the in-game situation. The LCD panel functions as a separate screen which displays in-game information or application widgets in full vibrant color, allowing you to stay ahead of the competition; or as a secondary mouse input device with new gesture controls.

Razer Switchblade UI features a wide array of applications such as our social media applications, game enhancing applications, and game specific applications. We are working around the clock with leading developers to steadily increase the number of apps. To learn how to view all of our applications a three-finger swipe from right to left will flip you to the next set of 10 dynamic tactile keys displaying applications.

Check out how to utilize the three-finger swipe on our gesture control page here. Check out Razer"s social media pages for the latest updates on application development.

Actuate as many keys as you have fingers, and have all of them register accurately and quickly in game. With the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate"s anti-ghosting capabilities, you can deliver overwhelming destruction to your opponents, and ensure that every command is registered and executed perfectly.

Razer Synapse 2.0 is cutting-edge, intuitive software that functions as the Razer DeathStalker Ultimate"s brain, automatically syncing the gaming keyboard to a cloud server to download driver and firmware updates, while saving your individual settings. Sync your custom settings and macros automatically with this unified configurator, allowing customization of all your Razer products with a single login.

This app allows you to create countdown timers to keep track of events and cooldowns in-game. Know exactly when neutral creeps respawn or time your raids with this easily programmable app. Never miss out on a wave or die unnecessarily in game again!

The Gmail app lets you access your beloved email account directly through the Switchblade UI. We don"t recommend checking your work email while gaming though, don"t get distracted soldier!

Brag about your death-defying gaming exploits and top-of-the-leaderboard wins right as it happens, with the Twitter app close at hand on the Switchblade UI. Oh, and don"t forget to follow us at http://www.twitter.com/cultofrazer

Can"t stay away from your social media? The Facebook app* keeps you connected to your friends" inane status updates and latest going-ons without having to leave the game.

Access a fully functional web browser while gaming on your main screen. Read game walkthroughs and troll the forums without ever interrupting your gameplay

The Macro Recorder app gives you a visual platform to effortlessly record your on-the-fly macros while in-game. Scroll through the list to review your keystrokes and delays, and assign a newly created macro directly to any key on the keyboard. Gaming Mode

Tired of throwing a game just because you accidentally hit the Windows key? The Gaming Mode app disables the Windows key by default when toggled on. You can also choose to disable the Alt-Tab and Alt-F4 commands, so you"ll never have to worry about hitting the wrong keys in the midst of pwning again.

Take intuitive control of your Razer Blade with the highly sensitive multi-touch Trackpad app. Pair this with the ten fully customizable dynamic adaptive tactile keys, and you"ve got a plethora of commands right at your fingertips. Numpad

Go into battle fully prepared with the Battlefield 3 app. Quick-switch between weapons, access equipment, and use context-sensitive controls to attain victory with ease.

Go, go, go with the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive app. Re/auto buy weapons with a single touch, swap weapons, and even defuse bombs with the intuitively mapped custom controls available on the dynamic, adaptive tactile keys.

Capture the flag, move the payload and back-stab snipers with the Team Fortress 2 app. It is custom-designed to support all classes with their own specific abilities all easily accessible from the dynamic adaptive tactile keys.

The Razer Switchblade UI is what you see on the right side of the Razer DeathStalker gaming keyboard. This includes the 10 Dynamic Adaptive Tactile Keys, and the Multi-Touch LCD Track Panel below.

The Razer Switchblade UI is an all-new innovative user interface designed from the ground up to make your gaming experience more efficient, intuitive and exciting. You can bind an infinite number of commands, skills and macros to the 10 Dynamic Adaptive Tactile Keys, both with user created icons and custom icons from selected games included with Synapse 2.0! The Razer Switchblade UI is fully customizable for users who prefer to define their own keysets and macros.

The revolutionary Multi-Touch LCD Track Panel is capable of two modes: one mode allows display of information (such as a web browser, YouTube, etc) in full vibrant color, while the other functions as an ultra-sensitive, multi-touch panel.

The Switchblade UI tactile keys were engineered to project images from an LCD, which sits below the surface, at a directional angle to the user that is optimized when the user is seated and facing the front of their monitor.

The Razer DeathStalker will ship with 6 new apps - the Game Timer, Screenshot and Star Wars�: The Old Republic Combat Logger, Counter-Strike trackpad, Battlefield 3 trackpad, Team Fortress 2 trackpad applications These apps come in addition to the original 10 apps available previously on other Switchblade UI enabled devices.

We are working with game developers to produce more game specific apps. These apps will feature commands and artwork optimized to work with these individual games for an immersive experience, and will be available in the near future.

Yes! The Razer DeathStalker gaming keyboard features extreme anti-ghosting technology across its keyset that allows up to 10 simultaneous key presses.

These are dedicated keys on the keyboard specifically designed to bind macros to or to reprogram into specific functions required by the user. Macros enable a user to program one button on a peripheral to perform a string of timed commands, whenever the button is pressed.

No. The wrist rest on the Razer DeathStalker gaming keyboard is fixed to the keyboard at an ergonomically optimized angle, ensuring hours upon hours of comfortable gaming.

Synapse 2.0 is a groundbreaking application that instantly stores your custom settings and Razer add-ons online in the cloud and lets you retrieve them at will from any location. It completely eliminates the painstaking reconfiguration process and lets you spend more time dominating the competition. New PC? No problem. Trip to the LAN center? One sync and you"re ready to go.

Requirements for the Switchblade UI includes, Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8, Internet Explorer 9 or 10, Adobe flash player, and Synapse 2.0 all to be installed. For other enquiries or troubleshooting, please contact Razer Support at www.razersupport.com/email.