Fujitsu probably isn’t the first name you think of when it comes to gaming peripherals. Heck, you’ve probably only heard of them if you’re a srs bsns type working at a very corporate tech company, and even then that might be stretching it a bit. But the reason I’m nattering on about Fujitsu today is because they recently helped keyboard switch maker Topre bring their RealForce R2 gaming keyboard to the US (it’s also available in the UK, but only via import). And it’s probably the least gamery gaming keyboard I’ve ever seen.
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Fujitsu probably isn’t the first name you think of when it comes to gaming peripherals. Heck, you’ve probably only heard of them if you’re a srs bsns type working at a very corporate tech company, and even then that might be stretching it a bit. But the reason I’m nattering on about Fujitsu today is because they recently helped keyboard switch maker Topre bring their RealForce R2 gaming keyboard to the US (it’s also available in the UK, but only via import). And it’s probably the least gamery gaming keyboard I’ve ever seen.
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