by Stephen on August 27, 2008
MSI, has just unveiled its latest N9400GT series graphics card. N9400GT features PureVideo® HD technology engine, delivering astounding Blu-ray movie picture quality with 100% offload of H.264 video decoding, and also supports the latest NVIDIA® PhysX™ technology. It is meant to be budget version for DirectX® 10 ready VGA with 2X performance increase over the GeForce® 8400GS GPU. MSI N9400GT series comes with a native built-in HDMI interface with optional 512MB or 256 frame buffer. It will retail with unconfirmed price of $67.50 for 521MB buffer. [HardwareZone]
by Isaiah on August 26, 2008
It’s time to replace your old boring controllers with this chrome joypad from China’s Dream Cheeky, makers of all sorts of fun USB gadgets and gizmos. It features chrome and not just shiny plastic that looks like chrome, it’s actually made from metal. The shiny metal controller features an 8-way directional pad, four game buttons, start/select buttons and shoulder triggers. The back of the controller is covered with rubber, giving you a better grip than if the entire thing were slippery metal. Powered by USB with 6ft cables, the device is compatible with both the PC and Mac. No word yet on pricing or availability. [Dream Cheeky]
by Stephen on August 25, 2008
Here comes new gaming chair with built-in speakers from Pyramat. Pyramat S1500-W features 4″ Powersub Subwoofer and twin directional-full range speakers. It is compatible with all gaming consoles, iPod, MP3 players and other audio devices. The chair this time is also equipped with wireless technology, so no more cable clutter for you guys! Currently retails at their website for $115. [Pyramat]
by Stephen on August 23, 2008
Microsoft has recently revealed SideWinder X6 keyboard at the Games Convention in Leipzig, Germany. It claimed to be the most flexible gaming keyboard available on the market today. X6 features switchable key pad which can be attached to either the left or right side of the keyboard, which is perfect for either right or left handed person. This “satellite” keypad is also programmable up to 90 shortcuts for each game, which will enhance both gaming experience and efficiency. [Microsoft]
by Stephen on August 22, 2008
The EPOC headset is a headset that can read your thoughts – through the use of 16 brain-wave sensors. Based on the latest developments in neuro-technology, Emotiv has developed a new personal interface for human computer interaction. The Emotiv neuroheadset now makes it possible for games to be controlled and influenced by the player’s mind through the use of non-evasive electroencephalography (EEG). Each Emotiv EPOC neuroheadset is priced at $299 and will begin shipping in late 2008. [Emotiv]
by Stephen on August 21, 2008
Plantronics has begun shipping its latest Gamecom 777 headset this month. This open-eared headset is featuring Dolby® Headphone technology that gives you an unparalleled audio advantage. Its Noise-cancelling microphone reduces background noise and ensures crystal clear audio quality. 777 is also designed with microphone you can hide at ease. Apparently many people have been complaining their headsets’ microphones are giving them hard time to eat and drink while playing games. The headset will also work with Skype, Windows Live, and Yahoo Messenger for VoIP calling. The Gamecom 777 set will hit store in September for $99. [Plantronet]
