Key Features:
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New ergonomic designed gaming key
pad for ultra comfort
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Backlighting keycap function for
night gaming sessions
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Complex macros with 11
programmable keys for customized and instant control
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Three different game functions
help you to easily dominate each level of any game
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Built-in Microphone and Speaker
jacks for easy plug in
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4 way direction button:
up/down/right/left direction button
Now that we have that out of the way, on to the review, shall we?
Packaging:
The packaging features the gamepad front and center, and even allows
you to get a feel for the contours of the device. The gamepad is
surround with a nice shiny rainbow holographic insert. The package
artwork depicts mighty battles being fought against horrific
beasts. Who knew that the ErgoMedia would be a vital tool in the
battle against good and evil?
The back of the package has a picture of the keyboard with lots of useful
information.
Well….actually it has a list of the key features in a lot of
different languages.
The contents of the box are pretty basic, the keypad, multi-lingual
instruction manual, and a CD-ROM for the software.
Physical
Attributes:
On the top, the ErgoMedia 500 features 11 normal keyboard keys, as well
as a scroll wheel and a switch button. We will go into detail on
that a little bit later.
Here is the “thumb” area. Here, there is a d-pad hat control as
well as 3 LEDs for Modes A, B, and C.
On the opposite side, the ErgoMedia presents us with a headphone
jack, a microphone jack, and a backlight on/off switch.
And here we have a direct comparison between the ErgoMedia 500 and
the Nostromo n52. The basic shape is the same, however, the
ErgoMedia looks to be a bit more ergonomically friendly, but at the
same time, sports less keys.
