Asus recently introduced yet another gaming mechanical keyboard called ROG Claymore. This one has all the usual bells and whistles using the ever popular Cherrry MX RGB switches. However, one thing that is interesting about this keyboard is that it can split into two units. The main unit is a typical TKL called the core while the number pad is the other entity. One thing that is interesting Asus mentioned is that the number pad can be used on the left side of the keyboard. I don't know if the keypad is still usable detached or it has to be attached for it to function. I can't really tell from the press release. However, it reasonable to assume that the number pad has to be attached based on the what Asus left unsaid.
Too bad that this keyboard didn't split in the way I would have like it, emulating the Microsoft Natural keyboard line had. Maybe the next iteration. We will see.
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