German keyboard maker Das Keyboard announces a smaller version of the most recent typing device sharing its name-- the Das Keyboard 4C, an 88-key mechanical keyboard designed for customers wanting more desk space.
Like all other Das Keyboard offerings, the 4C features mechanical key switches for tactile and audio feedback-- or, as the company puts it, "tactile feel" and a "psycho-acoustic experience." It features a "tenkeyless" design lacking a numpad, if still complete with media and special function keys, dedicated Windows key disable control and built-in n-key rollover (NKRO) over USB support. Connectivity comes through USB 2.0.
Body construction is in aluminium, while the keys are UV hard coat-protected to prevent fading. Also included is a magnetically detachable footbar raising the keyboard to an "optimal" 4-degree angle.
The Das Keyboard 4C is available now in "Professional" and "Ultimate" flavors, both featuring either brown (tactile) and blue (clicky) switches.
