Editing Cherry G80-3930 (section)

==Description==
The '''Cherry MX Board 6.0''' (Cherry G80-3930) has a top made of cast aluminium with an anti-grease coating. The keycaps have a new low and slightly contoured profile that are black with red [[Backlit keyboard|backlit]] legends in a new font. The <code>Fn</code> and <code>Win</code> keys have blue [[Backlit keyboard|backlight]], while the <code>CapsLock</code>, <code>NumLock</code>, and <code>ScrollLock</code> have dual backlight – red when not active that turns into blue when activated. The keycaps are [[Keycap printing#Laser marking|lasered-etched]] [[ABS]]. The [[Backlit keyboard|backlight]] can be turned OFF and ON by simultaneously pressing the <code>Fn</code>+<code>F9</code> keys – notice the ON/OFF limitation of the <code>Win</code> and <code>Fn</code> keys always staying ON (blue backlit). The backlight levels (brightness/dimming) are controlled with the <code>Fn</code>+<code>F5</code> through <code>F8</code> keys. The three media keys that are accessed directly (backward, play/pause, forward) are placed above the numeric pad and the sound volume controls are accessed via the <code>Fn</code>+<code>F1</code> through <code>F3</code>. The <code>Win</code> key can be directly disabled or enabled by pressing the key with the Cherry symbol that is positioned directly above the <code>NumLock</code> key.

'''Cherry MX Board 6.0''' sports a type of analogue sensing called "Real Key" technology instead of a typical digital keyboard matrix with diodes. It is supposed to be faster while providing n-key [[rollover]] at the expense of higher current usage.<ref name="heise.de">[http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/CES-Tastatur-mit-besonders-geringer-Latenz-2511214.html CES: Tastatur mit besonders geringer Latenz] Retrieved 2015-01-06</ref> It is rated to draw 479 mA, which is right under to the USB maximum of 500 mA.<ref name="datasheet">[http://cherry.de/PDF/EN_CHERRY_MX_BOARD_6_0.pdf CHERRY MX BOARD 6.0] Datasheet. Retrieved on 2015-01-13</ref>