http://www.chip.de/artikel/Kauftipps-Ta ... 18564.html

...and lost in translation:^^


Totally Matrix:
The Toxic-Green version of the Legend by Déck is not only a beauty,
its keyboard technology is more than state of the art.
Chip-online recommends The Legend by Déck.
At the moment, this keyboard is only produced with QWERTY-US-Layout.
Anyway The Legend is able to become a Legend.
The key-contact plates made of Gold-crosspoint provide perfect reactions.
The Life expectancy of the keyboard shall be 22 years according to Déck.
The electronic inside can deal with up to 240 key-strikes per second.
The backlight is simply unique:
Behind each key there is a LED, which illuminates the letters in an impressive way.
You can adjust the intensity of brightness within 7 steps,
so each key is very well readable - even in a light-flooded room.
Additional keycaps are also included in the packaging, so one can change them optional.
A compact Version without the NUM-Key part is already available with german keyboard-layout.
Our vendor states, that there will be a german-layout-version of the 105-key Legend in the future.
In darkness we found the toxic-green-version most impressive -
Pure Matrix-feeling.
Each keystrike works in a runny and precise manner.
Without any bells and whistles and concentrating on the essentials, The Legend by Déck is our No.1"


I posted this in "suggestions" because I want to suggest, that this recommendation can be placed to the other recommendations and additionally I want Déck to produce The Legend with a german Layout. Can't be that dufficult

Thanks for posting the review, I have added it to our page summarizing all current reviews.

Have you contacted www.activekey.de about a German layout? They are our European reseller based in Germany and may have this available already.

Thanks!
I give it a try and send an email to activekey.de.

But in their onlineshop u can only find the US-Layout of the 105keys-board.

acktivekey.de wrote, they will decide about a german layout after the CBit (fair) which is currently open in Hannover/Germany.

It seems to be rather expensive to create about 22 keys (which differ from the US/UK-layout) compared to the small market of gamers and geeks, who can afford such a highpriced product.

I fear i'll may never see an italian layout.... unless Deck does themselves when they will distribute in EU.