 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2015 is brought to you by Phantom Glass. Visit store.phantom.glass for the best darn screen protectors out there, as well as HyperX. Alright guys, welcome to the Cherry booth, where we will be checking out the Cherry MX Board 6.0. The juicy details on this board are mainly in its RK, or Real Key, technology. The idea behind this technology is replacing the traditional digital scanning tech inside of a keyboard with an actually even older analog tech in the form of something similar to an oscilloscope. Cherry tells me that this technology will take one sample in 0.4 milliseconds, then take another sample in another 0.4 milliseconds, all while running calculations on what keys are currently doing something in order to report out a key press in 0.8 milliseconds. But the USB 2.0 standard bumps it up to a total time of 1 millisecond. Cherry also claims that today's keyboards have an average reaction time of about 20 milliseconds, with some boards going as high as 45-plus milliseconds. So it's crazy freaking fast, but what about the rest of the keyboard? Well it will come with either Cherry MX Blue, Red, Brown, or Black switches, although they're not all available right now, and it will have a magnetically attaching wrist rest, which features real rubber, not synthetic, and an aluminum upper body, which will be coated in order to protect it from the oils in your skin, which could cause it to wear away and look ugly over time. It has a nicely braided USB cable, as well with 100 different brightness levels for the backlit keycaps. I would love to test a bunch of keyboards reporting speeds on my own, using something like a Beagle USB 2.0 analyzer, but this would be a lot of research and a lot of work, so let me know what you think in the comments down below, or on Twitter at luke underscore lafr. If you want to see all the rest of our CES content, be sure to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips. Thank you to Phantom Glass for protecting our phones and sending us here this year. Also we have a cool video coming with them very soon, which, while I can't tell you much about it, doesn't have a Beagle USB 2.0 analyzer in it. I know that much. Also thank you to HyperX for sending us here this year. Check out their YouTube page, youtube.com slash HyperX. If they get 100,000 subscribers on that gaming-focused channel, they will be doing a giveaway if they hit that before January 11th, so be sure to subscribe so they can do that giveaway. Thank you guys for watching and I'll see you next time.