Wolf King makes an assortment of gaming peripherals from mice to keyboards and game pads. Certainly, this isn’t a real keyboard thanks to the circular layout and FPS oriented arrangement of keys. The dual circular arrangement should allow you to get both hands in on the action while gaming and allow you to reach all the controls you might need without having to move your hands much. Oddly, several of the keys are duplicated on both sides of the keyboard, which seems odd. The device connects via USB to your PC and a pair of USB ports is provided on the gamepad as well.

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Belkin announced a new product today called the Belkin n52te SpeedPad, which updates the Belkin Nostromo SpeedPad n52. The new n52te SpeedPad will be available in November for $69.99. The pad features fully backlit keys with the familiar Razer blue color and features a scroll wheel and 15 fully programmable keys.
An adjustable soft-touch wrist pad is built-in for comfort with extended gaming. The bottom of the device has rubber non-slip pads to keep the SpeedPad in place during spirited gaming sessions. Three keymap states allow you to bind more commands to the available keys and the device is powered by Razer Synapse software.

Onboard memory stores your programming choices for use on systems without software. The eight-way thumb pad is programmable as well and has a removable joystick. The SpeedPad is a dedicated gaming pad aimed at FPS gamers like the Wolf Claw Devour we covered previously.