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GIGABYTE Announces to Extend Aivia Series at CeBIT 2012
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GIGABYTE is proud to announce that Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse has received iF Product Design Award 2012. GIGABYTE’s marvelous design has been honored with the world’s best-known prestigious award, iF Award which also seen as Oscar Award in design industry. Winning iF seal means that Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse has stood out from a total of 4,322 entries by 1,605 international top brands from 48 countries. We are pleased to share its unique and ergonomic designs again. Earlier, Aivia K8100 Gaming Keyboard has also won red dot award by its exceptional design. Winning the 2011 red dot award signifies a label of the highest quality and international repute guaranteed by ...
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Gigabyte Force K3: A Water Resistant Keyboard for Sweaty Gamers
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If you've never pounded your keyboard in frustration or frantically mashed the keys during an intense battle, then you probably don't spend a lot of time playing games. Gamers have a tendency to be rough with their gear, and if Gigabyte's new Force K3 keyboard lives up to its billing, it could end up attracting a lot of game players who need a plank that can withstand their abuse.
This isn't a rugged keyboard by any stretch, but it does boast an enhanced four-layer frame structure with an extra chassis in the middle. This allows the single rubber sheet to be firmly attached to the bottom of the keyboard and gives the plank a bit of drop resistance.
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