HyperX releases limited edition 3D printing cat keycaps, priced at $19.99

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, January 25 (Xinhua)-- Hewlett-Packard's game peripherals brand HyperX has announced the launch of a hardware customization program, HX3D, which will use HP's 3D printing technology to create game peripherals.

Now, the first product of the HX3D project is coming out-a 3D printed cat keycap that costs $19.99 (currently about RMB 136).

The keycap, called HyperX Cozy Cat Keycap Coco, is printed in color 3D and depicts a kitten wearing a scarf. The keycap will only be sold in limited quantities, and a new keycap will be launched every month.

CTOnews.com learned that the keycap, priced at $19.99, will go on sale on HyperX's website at 9:00 EDT, or 10:00 Beijing time, for 48 hours until it runs out.

"We know that gamers love customization and spend a lot of time and energy updating everything from characters to skins to weapons," Daniel Kelley, global marketing director at HyperX, said previously. "HX3D brings this love of personalized gaming experience to the real world and provides a variety of interesting ways to update and customize our award-winning HyperX devices."