Bonjour Dixon,
Ja dat weet ik zeker. Zie hier een bericht van de community manager:
Again, I wanted to reiterate that this is a keyboard matrix design limitation not unique to Logitech. This keyboard was designed for general typing at home and in the office, so the key press combinations that the Illuminated Keyboard were designed and tested around were more for those activities. The key combination in question is not intentionally "blocked". The Consumerist comments thread that brought some of you guys here has a lot of great technical information on this. You can also find more information on this if you google "key ghosting".
For folks looking for illuminated keyboards suitable for gaming, the G110 has the same list price as the Illuminated Keyboard. This keyboard was built and tested around the needs of gamers, including complex WASD key combos. The G15 is also currently on sale with the same price as the Illuminated Keyboard. These G series keyboards, at the same price as the illuminated keyboard, will provide you with Illuminated keys and a key matrix optimized for gaming needs.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
AntonC
Community Manager
Er zijn honderden threads op internet te vinden waarin mensen hun beklag doen over deze ghostingproblemen. En dan kan Logitech wel doodleuk zeggen "hij is gemaakt voor werkomgevingen en niet om te gamen" maar dat gaat er bij mij echt niet in voor dit bedrag.
Heb jij ook de classic-variant of één van de nieuwere modellen? Kan zijn dat ze daar wel rekening hebben gehouden met hun gebruikers.
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