Rosewill Mechanical Keyboard RK-9000 with Cherry MX Switch (black or red) + Bonus Rosewill Webcam $64 + Free shipping (expired)

Promo Code Expires 6/6 or sooner based on funds availability

Good info here:
http://www.overclock.net/t/491752...oard-guide

and here:
http://geekhack.org/showthread.ph...oard-Guide (thanks r0ge)

NOTE; These can't be shipped to IL, NC and NY because of recycling laws.

Mechanical Keyboards are separated by tactile feel (a small bump you feel when the key is actuated), tactile click (a click you hear when a key is actuated), and resistance (level of pushback on keys as you press them).

Reds have very low resistance and no tactile feel or tactile click. They are for those who can touch type very quickly and don't need any sense of feedback.

Blacks have high resistance and no tactile feel or tactile Click. They were generally made for FPS gamers who hold down several keys at once and didn't need the tactile click or feel. However, many feel that Reds are better than blacks for this purpose.

Blues have medium resistance, a tactile feel, AND a tactile click. They are most like the old IBM keyboards. They clack and give a satisfying bump when you actuate a key. They are the typical mechanical keyboard though many will have issue with the all the sound produced. They are preferred by some typists and RTS Gamers.

Browns (not on sale for as much) have medium resistance, tactile feel, but NO tactile click. They are blues without as much sound. Many feel they are the best compromise/switch that allows you to keep the "feel" of a mechanical keyboard without the noise. They are preferred by typists who like the tactile bump and RTS gamers (similar to the blue).