Re: Aula Sapphire Backlit Mechanical Keyboard I bought this keyboard, not so much for gaming, but because I wanted to have a backlit keyboard. My previous MS Ergo keyboard was old and I could barely feel the keys engage. So, I did some poking around and decided on this keyboard. I've only had this keyboard for a few days and so far, I like it.
NS-32DF310NA19 Overview
This is the Insignia Fire TV edition with 32-inch of display and 720p of resolution. The smart feature has the Fire TV edition that is made by Amazon that allows special content and online streaming videos only available on this HDTV. It is also Alexa voice recognition that you can use for controls and search assistance for the Fire TV Edition.
NS-32DF310NA19 Top 5 Features
Here are the best features for this Insignia Fire TV Edition.
Fire TV Experience
The whole TV has a special feature that is only available on this model, that is the Amazon Fire TV interface that can access exclusive content from Amazon.
Alexa Voice Remote
Spectrum Keyboard 61 Key Manual
Apart from the traditional buttons for the remote, this one has a microphone that can pick up your own voice. It utilizes the Amazon Alexa voice assistant and recognition system to allow you to search apps, videos and other content without the lengthy typing on the remote.
Quad-Core CPU and Multi-Core GPU
With those two together you can expect a smooth performance especially when playing high definition streaming videos. It also makes the user interface smoother and much more responsive.
Sapphire Spectrum Edition Keyboard User Manual Pdf
Wide Viewing Angle
No color loss or washing out when viewed on a odd angle. Still the picture quality will remain the same.
DTS TruSurround and Dolby Audio
The built-in speakers are further enhanced using both the DTS TruSurround and Dolby Audio. It also enhances the audio if you have external speakers plugged into the HDTV.
NS-32DF310NA19 Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer | Insignia |
| Model | NS-32DF310NA19 |
| Screen Size | 31.5 Inch (Class 32”) |
| Screen Resolution | 1366 x 768 (720p) HD |
| Interface | Amazon Fire TV Interface |
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| Refresh Rate | 60Hz |
| Contrast Ratio | 3000:1 |
| Built-in Speaker Output Power | 10 Watts Total (5 watts x 2 speakers) |
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| Vesa Wall Mount | 100 x 100 mm |
Pros:
- Special Fire TV content
- User friendly interface
- Cheap
Cons:
- Only 720p resolution
Price Range: $110 to $130 (USD)
Verdict:
If you are looking for a smart TV with the ability to view online streaming videos then the Insignia Fire TV Edition can deliver you that. The only downside is the low resolution of 720p but for the cheap price it is easily forgivable if you just want to upgrade to a smart TV.
Download
Insignia NS-32DF310NA19 32-Inch Fire TV Edition User Manual
Introduction
When Tesoro brought out the GRAM Spectrum keyboard last year, it was a change from the norm and brought with it low-profile, doubleshot-injected keycaps with their so-called Agile switches that aimed to provide an experience similar to the Cherry MX Speed (Silver) switches. The keyboard was a success for them in terms of sales, but perhaps their experiment with low profile keycaps and their Agile switches did not do as well after all because the subsequent Excalibur SE Spectrum went back to the drawing board with standard-travel keys, and they now have optical switches as well, which were manufactured in a collaboration with Gateron. I liked the Excalibur SE Spectrum for the money, but their specific onboard controls for functionality and lighting did not age well, and a software driver would have been very handy even then. Tesoro decided to make a new addition to their GRAM series of keyboards instead, and today, we take a look at the new GRAM SE Spectrum. Thanks again to Tesoro for providing a review sample.
Gone are the low profile keycaps, but much is kept yet from the original GRAM Spectrum. We still have the two color options of black or white, with the white option pictured above given the sample I received. In addition, it comes in one of the two Tesoro-branded optical switch options as well - the linear red and clicky blue. Given this is 2017, it obviously also comes with full 16.8 M RGB backlighting, and there is a software driver to help with this. If you prefer onboard controls, fret not as this keeps that feature too. Let us dig deeper now with a look at the specifications below.
Specifications
| Tesoro GRAM SE Spectrum Keyboard | |
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| Layout: | 104-key full-size form factor in the US ANSI layout; other language support depending on your region. |
| Material: | Metal top plate, ABS plastic bottom panel and keycaps |
| Macro Support: | Yes |
| Weight: | 1.19 kg / 2.62 lbs. |
| Wrist Rest: | No |
| Anti-ghosting: | Full N-Key rollover |
| Media Keys: | Available as a secondary function or re-assigned to keys from the driver |
| Dimensions: | 136 (L) x 447 (W) x 33 (H) mm |
| Cable Length: | 6.0 ft / 1.8 m |
| Software: | Yes |
| Switch Type: | Tesoro/Gateron optical red or blue switch |
| Backlighting: | Per-key 16.8 M RGB backlighting |
| Interface: | USB |
| Warranty: | One year |