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HyperX’s Customizable Gaming Keyboards Unveiled
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HyperX has unveiled its next-generation Origins wired keyboards at CES 2026, emphasizing performance and customization. The new Origins 2 and Origins 2 Pro models are 65-percent keyboards featuring high-profile keys with hot-swappable switches, allowing users to easily customize without soldering. The Pro model includes Hall effect switches with advanced features like rapid trigger and adjustable actuation points. Additionally, users can customize the keyboard's appearance by changing the housing and using 3D-printed designs. Both models offer an 8K polling rate for faster input registration, although the difference may not be noticeable for most users. This matters because it highlights the growing trend towards customizable and high-performance gaming peripherals, catering to both casual and competitive gamers.
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HP’s Omen Laptops Feature HyperX Branding
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HP's new Omen gaming laptops have undergone a branding shift, prominently featuring the HyperX name, a company owned by HP. While the exterior design remains largely unchanged from the previous year's models, significant upgrades have been made to the specifications. The Omen 15, replacing the Victus 15, offers a 15.3-inch display with options up to a 3K 120Hz OLED screen, and comes with the latest Intel or AMD processors and Nvidia RTX graphics cards. The Omen 16 and Omen Max 16 models provide further enhancements, such as higher screen resolutions and refresh rates, along with customizable RAM configurations. These changes reflect HP's focus on performance and customization in their gaming laptops, although pricing and release dates are yet to be announced. This matters as it highlights the evolving landscape of gaming technology and HP's strategic branding decisions to enhance market appeal.