Luxeed Dynamic Pixel LED Keyboard

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Amazing Customizable Keyboard Illumination

Sure we've seen illuminated keyboards before, but then we saw the Luxeed Dynamic Pixel LED Keyboard and stopped looking. With 430 LEDs the Luxeed is capable of individually lighting each key in your choice of color. What's more it can do some amazing tricks like an animated rainbow across all the keys, or make each key light when you press it. You get four "preset" buttons above the arrow keys you can use to instantly choose between different customizable lit skin presets. Set-up a glowing skin for your favorite game with different colors to indicate each key action... or create illuminated patterns and designs. Hey, the Luxeed doesn't have a tiny screen on each key like the legendary Optimus Maximus, but it's a hell of a lot cheaper.

Pick your Luxeed flavor of black or white. The keys of the white Luxeed have a semi-transparent look and light up more brightly than the black. However the black Luxeed has a stylish treatment with only the letters being illuminated. Both keyboards look the best in dim lighting of course. Optionally you can pick up the matching numeric keypad to match your Luxeed, but we do warn you that the keypad is functional only, its keys do not light up. Gotcha?

Luxeed Dynamic Pixel LED Keyboard In Action

Product Features Amazing illuminated keyboard features 430 LEDs and can dynamically change the color of each key Set each key to any color, or turn the light off on that key Create custom illuminated key layouts and quickly switch between them with 4 preset buttons Save key layouts on your hard drive and recall them later Features animated rainbow effect, or animated random key colors "Spark" mode allows keys to illuminate only when pressed Keypad Connects to Keyboard with included cable Keypad does not illuminate, only the full Keyboard Standard USB connection Keyboard Dimensions: 15" x 7.5" x 1" Keypad Dimensions: 4.25" x 7.5" x 1" Software Requires Windows XP or Vista (The Luxeed can function on other OS such as Mac or Linux as a regular USB keyboard, but the keys will not light up.)