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Corsair's K70 Core RGB has the basics that modern gamers demand from a mechanical keyboard, but some competitors deliver more features in this price range.

On the cusp of its 60th Anniversary Season, the Provincetown Theater in Provincetown, Massachusetts has announced that Gary Garrison has joined the Cape Cod nonprofit institution as managing director, effective April 1, 2023.

A trend continued by this year's “Cherry Red” colorway.

Cooler Master's CK721 65% wireless mechanical keyboard has full-sized keyboard features and it's competitive with Asus, Razer, and many others.

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All Specs Corsair’s getting in on the 60 percent keyboard gold rush. The $109 K65 RGB Mini, a pint-size refresh of the companys K65 TKL design, removes everything but the essentials to create a minimalist mechanical keyboard thats compact and portable. In a superficial sense, the K65 is a highly successful 60 percent adaptation. The keyboard is small, but the layout doesn’t feel compressed as compact designs sometimes do. At the same time, with a wave of 60 and 65 percent keyboards launchi...