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The Keyboard also comes with 10 dynamic adaptive tactile keys where skills, macros and abilities can be mapped. The slim key caps on the keyboard are backlit with gold lighting. They keys are also fully programmable with five addition keys for programming macros. They keyboard has a multi-color LED lighting around the keyboard for customization. The SWTOR Keyboard price will be about $199.99.

We spent some quality time at the Nyko booth (not just because of their booth babes!) but because of their very clever Nyko Zoom for Microsoft’s Xbox Kinect.  The Zoom is a little lens that fits over the Kinect that decreases the space you need to play. 

No more moving furniture out of the way so you can back up to get into the Kinect’s range.  The Nyko Zoom just clips on to the Kinect sensor so you can play more comfortably in your hous.  At $29.99, it is a must-have for any Kinect player.

Creative Labs showed shown us the Tactic3D gaming headphones which can be used with consoles such as the PS3 and Xbox 360.  The headphones are USB charged and can be used for communication with a microphone.

Another device from Creative Labs is the Recon3D.  The Recon3D is a USB device that allows the company's SoundBlaster technology to be used on consoles.  This technology's chip size has now been reduced to were it can fit into a single USB device. By putting both devices together Creative Labs is offering an improvement in sound technology on a console. The Tatic3D headphones will go for $150 and the Recon3D will go for $130. 

In the far side of the Creative Lab's booth, we spotted the newly launched PNY/Asetek and their Liquid Cooled GTX580.

That just about does it for our E3 Recap.  We tried to give you a glimpse into some of the upcoming hardware that we found at this year's E3 Expo.  You can see tons more photos from our week at E3 if you visit our Facebook page here. 

Also, be sure to check out our 2011 E3 Booth Babe article that will go live in few hours.