The Enermax Caesar Steel Mesh Diamond-Cut Aluminum Keyboard hase a massive brushed aluminum frame with diamond-cut edges housed in a solid steel mesh body. The look and feel of the Caesar is astonishing – weighing in at over 3 pounds, this keyboard is Solid. With patented Scissors key switch technology, the Caesar is ideal or someone who prefers low-profile “notebook-like” keys.

The Enermax Caesar comes with two built-in USB 2.0 ports (one on each side) as well as a built-in audio I/O chip that gives user easy access to their microphone, headphone or VoIP phone by auto-transferring the audio-signal through the keyboard’s USB cable. Certified for Windows Vista, the Caesar comes with 5 integrated hotkeys for Windows Vista as well as 5 Media hotkeys. Ergonomics in mind, Enermax designed the Caesar with three different possible height levels and an extended wrist rest for user comforts. This all adds up to prove that the Enermax Caesar is truly the “Emperor of Keyboards”.

$25 Mail-In Rebate
This rebate applies to any purchase on or between October 1st, 2008 and October 15th, 2008.

World’s first meshed keyboard
A unique design that accents any computer system well, the Caesar sports an attractive diamond cut aluminum deck and a meshed-steel body.

Windows Vista Support
Designed for Windows Vista with five integrated hotkeys:

• Mail
• Search
• Flip 3D
• Gadgets
• Media Center Start
• plus additional Windows Vista Start Button

Audio I/O with Five Dedicated Media Hotkeys
The keyboard provides VoIP phone or headset support through two included audio ports. A built-in Audio Chip controls auto-transferring of the audio signal through the keyboard via the USB cable. Audio and media are controlled via five hotkeys:

• Play/Pause
• Stop
• Mute
• Volume Up
• Volume Down

Patented “SCISSORS” Key Switch Technology:
The most comfortable & responsive typing experience available today. Built for years, each switch has a 10 million keystroke lifespan.

2-port USB 2.0 High-Speed Hub:
Designed for maximum connectivity right on your desk, the Caesar provides one USB 2.0 port on each side of the keyboard.

3 Height Level Rubber Coated Stands
Decide your perfect height for the best typing experience ever, the keyboard can lay flat on the desk or be elevated at two heights.

Extended Wrist Rest：
The meshed steel wrist rest is larger than on traditional keyboards to reducing typing stress & typing errors, while increasing comfort for your wrists.

Industrial Design & Components：
The Enermax Caesar was designed by a World Leading Engineering team for build quality, aesthetic and extended lifespan.

Everlasting Key Top Printing：
The Caesar’s text will not bleach out or rub off.

Ultra Low-Profile：
A minimum height design with flat key caps and the shortest typing distance available, the Caesar is as low-profile as they get.

Extra Heavy Design:
Weighing in at 3.2lbs (1.45kgs) the Caesar won’t walk away from you while you are typing – this is a solid keyboard that stays in place no matter what.

Model Number:	KB005U-B
Colors:	Black & Silver
Dimensions:	521 x 201 x 28mm (L x W x H)
Weight:	3.2 lbs 1.45kgs
Aluminum:	2.5mm Solid Aluminum Body Brushed with diamond-cut edges
Steel:	0.6mm Steel Mesh Enclosure
Connectivity:	High-Speed USB 2.0
USB Hub:	2 x USB 2.0 Ports
Audio I/O:	Headphone & Microphone USB Audio (Built-in Audio chip)
Media hotkeys:	Play/Pause Stop Mute Volume Up Volume Down
Vista hotkeys:	Mail Search Flip 3D Gadgets Media Center Start
Key Switch:	Patented Scissors structure
Key Zone:	3(full-sized)
Power Source:	USB Bus Power +5V

04-13-2008
Reviewer: Scotian (1)
Aesthetically this is the best keyboard I have ever seen. The wire mesh, shiny diamond-cut edges, and brushed anodized aluminum surface looks absolutely wonderful. The company logo needs a bit of redesign work, but at least it is applied on the Caesar in such a way that is consistent with the other silver areas and is in no way obnoxious (I prefer no logos whenever possible). Being less than a touch-typist, I prefer the lettering on my hp pavilion zd7000 laptop; while less classy than the Caesar it is a little thicker and easier to see. I am happy to see that even though it is named the Caesar, the numbers on the keys are in Arabic, not Roman. :-) At first I thought its exceptional width would be annoying, but I quickly grew accustomed to it. It is mainly to make room for those silly media and Vista buttons. Well, I do make use of the volume buttons. The feel of the key action was very good, but I could tell the keyboard panel was hitting the plastic lower half. So I opened it up and placed a piece of felt beneath the keyboard unit, and now it is perfect. Even before modification it was superior in feel to any of the many other laptop-style keyboards I had earlier tried at a few stores, which I found to feel like varying degrees of cheap. My search for a laptop keyboard for my desktop was discouraging. However, in the Caesar I have found a keyboard that meets and perhaps exceeds my laptop keyboard. The side USB port is perfect for the tiny receiver for the Logitech VX Nano cordless laser mouse, which I might add looks absolutely wonderful next to the Caesar, especially when it sits upon a custom-cut HandStand.com black "Cool Laser Mouse Pad Ultra Thin Mouse Mat".