I’ve loved Razer’s weird little half-keyboard for 20 years. Cut the cord already
I don't need half a keyboard when I'm not gaming, so why do you want it to live on my desk full time? After two semesters of watching my college roommate play PC games on his laptop while I devoured Smash Bros. Brawl and Twilight Princess on the Wii U, I was ready to jump into PC gaming.
- ▪I don't need half a keyboard when I'm not gaming, so why do you want it to live on my desk full time?
- ▪After two semesters of watching my college roommate play PC games on his laptop while I devoured Smash Bros.
- ▪Brawl and Twilight Princess on the Wii U, I was ready to jump into PC gaming.
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| Original publisher | PCWorld |
| Canonical URL | https://www.pcworld.com/article/3240076/ive-loved-razers-weird-little-half-keyboard-for-20-years-cut-the-cord-already.html |
| Publication time | Tue, 22 Sep 2026 12:00:00 +0000 |
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Razer: Give me a wireless Tartarus. Please. I'm literally begging you. I don't need half a keyboard when I'm not gaming, so why do you want it to live on my desk full time? Credit: Razer The year is 2007. After two semesters of watching my college roommate play PC games on his laptop while I devoured Smash Bros. Brawl and Twilight Princess on the Wii U, I was ready to jump into PC gaming. But a decade plus of controllers made a mouse and keyboard look intimidating. The solution was the Belkin N52 Te, the third generation of a single-handed keyboard that looked appealingly controller-like to me. This gadget already had an interesting pedigree, and its DNA survives to this very day — in fact, Razer just released a new, ultra-premium version of the design.
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