If you are a long-time computer user, you might remember the days when IBM "clicky" keyboards were all the rage. These mechanical keyboards provided you with definite confirmation that keys were pressed with both a tactile and auditory response. This type of keyboard is seldom seen nowadays, having been mostly replaced by "soft touch" keyboards. But i-Rocks, makers of a wide range of computer peripherals, does offer a mechanical keyboard for today's use. In this review, we'll look at the i-Rocks Cherry MX Mechanical keyboard. Will this keyboard prove that mechanical keyboards still have a place in today's computing world? Let's find out.