Unlike the 8BitDo Retro keyboard, the Gem80 mainly relies on ... is perfect if you love the look of early 2000s and 1990s computer peripherals. Some of you probably had a keyboard or PC tower ...

Once you figure out which single-board computer you want to put into this faux-retro box, designing those last parts will be up to you. That said, the keyboard section is more specific ...

Not satisfied with any of the DIY retro computer kits on the market ... and there’s a full QWERTY keyboard (with number row) done up with tactile momentary buttons. There’s very few passive ...

We recently reported on the new wireless edition of the Azio Retro Classic keyboard and, simply put, we immediately wanted to put the keyboard through its paces. One quick call later and the USB ...

There's no better example of this than the forthcoming 8BitDo Retro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard. Not only is it as clicky and substantial as the sort of keyboards I used several decades ago ...

8BitDo's Retro 87 TKL Xbox Edition Mechanical Keyboard was designed in partnership with Xbox, and it sports several touches that call back to Microsoft's first home gaming console, including a ...

The display is a greyscale 5.83 inch, 648 x 480 pixel E Ink display with support for a fast screen refresh rate of 1.5 seconds and partial screen refresh rates as low as 300ms (although it’s unclear ...

Amazon also has deals on several other retro hardware-inspired 8BitDo keyboards, including the Nintendo Entertainment System-themed N Edition for $76 (was $100). 8BitDo's Retro 87 TKL Xbox edition ...

I review them, I build them, I occasionally even use them to type up computer news. And I was very impressed by 8BitDo’s first attempt at a mechanical keyboard. Even with a little retro goofy ...