The latest keyboard from Evo Labs; the Tri-Colour LED Multimedia Keyboard, comes in at around £15 from most retailers, which is without a doubt, budget friendly.

In the world of PC peripherals, RGB lighting is ubiquitous. The gentle, kaleidoscope glow of a keyboard in a dimly-lit room is so synonymous with gaming; it’s almost become a caricature. But ...

Still if you had a blue LED keyboard then setting the mouse to blue wouldn't look quite as much out of place, but keep in mind the DPI indicators are still orange.

Gaming keyboards are a huge business, and Corsair makes many of the most popular models on the market today. While their K63 is technically nothing new, it’s a design which has been with us for a… ...

The blue LED can also trace its history back to the 1970s. These were initially developed by RCA with a view to making a slimline TV, and although a blue LED was developed, it wasn't bright enough ...

Zalman asked us to have a look at their ZM-K700M Dynamic Mechanical LED keyboard, and we happily obliged to that request. While we insist that we are very clouded on what Zalman has produced in ...

Corsair’s snack-proof gaming keyboard, the K68, was pretty great when it launched last year, demonstrating a remarkable resistance to soda and snacks.But it had one fatal flaw (okay, two, if you ...

Indeed, blue-LED bulbs are so common because they’re easier to mass-produce. But it’s not just a duel of cold white blue-LED bulbs versus warmer yellow violet-LED bulbs.

How the Blue LED Changed the World, and Won a Nobel Prize. Published Oct 07, 2014 at 5:52 PM EDT Updated Mar 02, 2016 at 3:16 AM EST.