Editing Cooler Master NovaTouch TKL (section)

===Prototypes===
Prototypes of the NovaTouch TKL were made available to a number of members of the keyboard enthusiast community. There are four known prototypes in the wild, two being 88-key ISO layout and the other two being 87-key US ANSI layout. The two ISO keyboards are in the possession of European Deskthority members 'Matt3o'<ref>Deskthority - [http://deskthority.net/keyboards-f2/topre-switch-cherry-mx-compatible-t7076-270.html#p151349 Topre switch / Cherry MX compatible]</ref> and 'Muirium'<ref>Deskthority - [http://deskthority.net/keyboards-f2/topre-switch-cherry-mx-compatible-t7076-390.html#p157451 Topre switch / Cherry MX compatible]</ref>. Geekhack member, 'YuukiHaruto' has another<ref>Geekhack - [http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=56838.0 CM Storm Novatouch Pre-Launch Showcase & First Impressions & Typing test]</ref>. The fourth prototype is held by reddit user 'ripster55'. More prototypes exist and are likely held by Cooler Master employees. The prototypes do not represent the final version of the NovaTouch TKL, which as of June 2014 remained unreleased. They have stand-in [[Laser_engraving#Laser_engraving|lasered with infill]] keycaps which were outdated when the prototypes were first sent out. The rest of the keyboard is very minimal. The case has minimal labelling, with only the branding 'CM Storm' on the back edge; there is no cable-routing or DIP switches. The LED lock indicators are all blue.