Best trading hardware peripherals

Best trading hardware peripherals

Left hand keypad

http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=157024

Mouse

http://www.razerzone.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=11

Keyboard

http://www.razerzone.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_21&products_id=40

Software

http://www.hotkeymaster.com/

Enjoy

 

The Nostromo is excellent, very programmable and solid.

I own both mouse and keyboard from razer. The mouse is odd-shaped and gives me hand-aches. Keyboard is excellent, use it for gaming only currently.

As a (free) alternative for hotkey programming I highly recommend AutoHotkey. http://www.autohotkey.com/

Ursa..

 

The copperhead mouse sucks, makes ur hand hurt after a while. Get the new DeathAdder model, it's more precise and it's really comfortable. For the keyboard, I highly recommend the Microsoft Ergonomic Natural 4000, totally rawks.

 

Thanks didn't know they had a new one.

Do you own it? Can you tell me if the thumb-buttons really are under your thumb, when holding the mouse at ease?
I'm desparately looking for a mouse like that to replace my dual-optical logitech (have 1 spare).
I don't want to move my thumb (and change my grip) when I need to press it.

Ursa..

 

This is the ultimate controller. LOL.

Doesnt Just control Music SOftware, it can be configged to control ANY SOFTWARE program out there.

http://www.euphonix.com/post/products/mc/mc.htm

 

Brilliant really ! Specially the touchscreen.

We'll need a special forum about how to program the functionality of that bastard.

Ursa..

 

Actually No. Watching the Videos, I see you can assign any keystroke/macro, etc... with a couple clicks of the buttons on the unit. to any 1 of 88 buttons on the surface.

I actually Demo the unit in 2 weeks. Plan a purchase after the demo. At this point the Demo is a formality for me. LOL.

 

I was a Razr user for 4 years or so (Diamondback). What are the benefits of the DeathAdder?

 

Yeah, the DeathAdder is really good, one of the msot comfortable mouses I've ever used, I had a wireless mouseman optical from back in the day (Same shape as dual optic) and I can say without a doubt it's by far superior

 

Let's more accurate, and it doesnt make ur wrist feel dislocated after using it for a few hours straight.