After their tease earlier this week, ROCCAT have formally introduced their Vulcan keyboard, the first keyboard solution fully developed in-house: from component selection, to keyboard design, all the way to the very switches that power users' inputs. ROCCAT says its development led to the Titan Switch tactile product that now sees the light of day on the Vulcan keyboard - and helps light users' days with its RGB lighting.According to the company, ROCCAT "debounced the switch by reducing the mechanical shattering during actuation thanks to high quality materials and componentry. This allows the firmware to reliably identify key stroke signals 20% faster than competing keyboards." We couldn't test that particular claim, but we did get some "camera-on" time with the new Keyboard at COMPUTEX.The top plate is made of anodized aluminum; the wrist rest is of the removable type for users that give particular attention to desk space. There are "professional grade multimedia controls", which includes a knob for volume control. While the product will be available in all relevant channels late Q3, it is already available for pre-order on Amazon, and on the ROCCAT shop. The Vulcan will be available in three different models, the Vulcan 80 at 129,99 (sans wrist-rest and solely with blue lighting), the Vulcan 100 AIMO at 149,99 (full RGB lighting, sans wrist-rest) and the Vulcan 120 AIMO, which does include the wrist-rest, at 159,99 (Euros / US Dollars).