 Linus Tech Tips coverage of E3 2014 is brought to you by HyperX Fury Series high performance SSDs, the Corsair Vengeance K70 and K90 RGB mechanical keyboards, and NCIX.com, our trusted retailer for high performance gaming PCs. Every once in a while I get a question from one of you guys asking me where you can get a wireless mechanical keyboard and I can never usually properly answer because most places that I know of are always out of stock. That brings in the Rockat Sova. I hope I'm saying that correctly, sorry if I'm not. But this wireless mechanical keyboard and many other things, or the wireless modular gaming board as they call it, has a Cherry mechanical keyboard on it in various possible colors. We're not entirely sure yet. This is their day one of release and there's tons of things that are up in the air. This one particularly has Cherry MX blacks, but again we're not sure what it's going to have on it when it's released. On the left side here you can see there's two full-size USB-A ports and one micro-B. These are for the micro-Bs for charging the wireless modular board and the two A-size ports are for one having a mouse on this board, which you can have any mouse you want. That'll come in later though and possibly charging another device. This board has a very interesting feature where you can see I can slide the mouse pad back and forth but then the rail goes even further. It goes above where the keyboard is right here. You might be wondering why. Well, hopefully later on, not entirely sure, you'll be able to attach your own things here like maybe a mount for your phone or tablet because this device can be used on Android phones and Windows mobile OS, which is actually fairly interesting. But also he was talking to me, you can 3D print whatever the heck you want and put a rail on here if you want. So you could 3D print a cup holder and have a cup holder on your keyboard because why not? 3D printing. That's basically all I had to say about that. Then if you see along the top rail here there's also actually cable management for your mouse and all that really comes in for the mouse because you can just plug it into USB. It's not a proprietary mouse. You can have whatever you want. The only thing that that will really affect is the battery life. This wireless device will have a battery life of around 8 to 12 hours depending on how you have it set up. If you have all the LEDs on the keyboard and a crazy mouse with a ton of different functions on it and LEDs all over the place, maybe on the lower end of the 8 to the 12 hours. If you have all the LEDs off on the keyboard and a very low power mouse, maybe on the higher end of the 8 to 12 hours. Now I told you guys this can be used on an Android device or a Windows mobile OS. It can also be used on micro consoles or say the Alienware Alpha or a Steam Machine OS box and any of that kind of stuff you want. If you're plugging into a PC it'll go in through a USB dongle. Mobile devices will figure it out their own way. The USB dongle that they have here is fantastic because it's in the shape of a couch for whatever reason. They don't know if they're going to stick with that. Again this is day one of product announcement so all this stuff is up in the air. They're probably going to end up not having your USB dongle as a couch but who knows. They're saying their wireless connectivity standard is a patent pending as far as I can tell super secret because they won't tell me much about it. 1000 hertz polling rate, 5 meter standards. You can be 5 meters away from the the dongle or device. It has a 1000 hertz polling rate. That's really all they're telling me about it. Now one of the things I was really worried about when I first saw this device was there's a fixed wrist rest and fixed mouse pad and that would be a big problem because you're investing what I'm assuming, we don't have a price point yet, would be a lot of money because it's a keyboard and it's all this other kind of stuff. But rest assured both the wrist rest and mouse pad will be interchangeable, swappable, modular, completely you can do whatever the heck you want. You can change it to a soft surface, a hard surface, completely different thing, whatever you want to do. Very excited about that because that will massively increase the lifespan of this product. And last but definitely not least is the cushions on the bottom. We gamers like our comfort. We like our nice desktop chairs and we like being lazy so cushions on the bottom are fantastic. These are actually really nice. I hope these end up in the final version of this product because I do like them a lot. I hope you guys liked watching this video. If you want to see more of our E3 coverage be sure to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips and thank you very much to HyperX, Corsair and NCIX for sending us here this year. This is our first year and I really hope it goes well.