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Analog optical switches appear here mainly through PC gaming hardware coverage, specifically Razer's Tartarus V2 Pro keypad. The tagged content describes second-generation analog optical switches paired with an 8,000Hz polling claim, a TMR thumbstick, and a repositionable wrist rest, aimed at MMO players and keybind-heavy PC gamers. Coverage frames the device as a premium replacement for the Tartarus Pro rather than a simple refresh, noting a higher price and changes to controls and configuration. For WindowsForum readers, the tag is a practical reference point for how analog optical switch technology is being adopted in one-handed gaming input devices.
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    Razer Tartarus V2 Pro Launches at $199.99, Adds TMR Stick

    Razer’s Tartarus V2 Pro gaming keypad is on sale in the United States for $199.99, adding second-generation analog optical switches, an 8,000Hz polling claim, a TMR thumbstick, and a repositionable wrist rest to the company’s long-running one-handed input line. But prospective buyers should read...