iPHONE 4 WHEEL STEERING WITH SPEAKERS
The iPhone 4 Steering Wheel with Speakers is meant specially for the iPhone 4, where it offers high quality audio regardless of whether you’re gaming or listening to music. All you need to do is connect your iPhone to the steering wheel’s adapter, affix that to the middle of the wheel, and you’re good to go. If only the iPhone 4 will somewhat remain on a horizontal plain no matter which way you turn the steering wheel – now that’d be uber cool.
Cyber Snipa announces Sonar 5.1 Championship Headset
Their latest release concerns itself not with a death dealing mouse or keyboard, but rather, intends to appeal itself to your aural senses in the form of the Sonar 5.1 Championship Headset. Being the latest entry in its award-winning line of specialized high-end headsets, this model will incorporate the latest developments in cutting-edge sound technology and true 5.1 surround sound.
Mad Catz Official WWE All Stars Arcade BrawlStick
Those who participate in console gaming will definitely find that having good hardware is always top priority, as that will at the very least increase the chances of anyone winning their future games. Well, the Mad Catz Official WWE All Stars Arcade BrawlStick might do the trick for you, as it was specially designed to deliver authentic, arcade-style play, thanks to a redesigned ball top joystick as well as high quality concave action buttons which deliver gamer precision, control and quality engineering.
Mad Catz Official WWE All Stars BrawlPad
Mad Catz has rolled out yet another peripheral for Xbox 360 and PS3 owners, where your console playing experience will be enhanced thanks to the presence of a new control pad. We’re talking about the Official WWE All Stars BrawlPad for fans of entertainment wrestling (which has been scripted to the max, mind you), as you get different designs on this with legends such as Hulk Hogan, John Cena, The Rock and Triple H.
Razer teams up with Bioware for Dragon Age II product range
Razer’s new products in this range will include an ergonomically precise Razer DeathAdder mouse (which you see above), a speed-enhancing Razer Goliathus mouse mat, and a tactile-sensitive Razer BlackWidow Ultimate mechanical keyboard. For those who are going to play the game on the Xbox 360, you will be able to hook up the Razer Onza Tournament Edition that sports adjustable resistance analog sticks to make it the perfect accessory to handle your rise to power. Of course, gamers who tend to travel a lot to other friends’ houses will also appreciate the Dragon Age II messenger bag.
Gigabyte Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse
The Aivia M8600 might seem to have an “inspired” design from its rivals such as the Razer Lachesis and the Logitech G700, but it is mature enough to hold out on its own, offering dual “quick change” batteries that makes sure it has juice all the time, letting you charge and swap a dead one in just a couple of seconds – depending on how fast your hand can move, of course.
Razer Chimaera 5.1 Wireless Gaming Headset to arrive on the Xbox 360
This is the latest model which will be able to let you hear all the explosions and gunfire in Halo, not to mention being thrilled by the high octane release of nitro in Need for Speed, or grooving beats on DJ Hero. Surely, the Razer Chimaera is able to kick Xbox gaming immersion into overdrive.
Rude Gameware brings Fierce Laser Mouse V2 to the US at last
OK, so that was a little bit more dramatic than usual, but the real truth is, its time has finally come, and you as a gamer (casual or otherwise) will finally be able to make full use of it to blow away your online opponents. Sporting specifications such as the following bulleted list below, you can be sure that this will be one of the better $49.95 investments you’ve ever made to advance your gaming career.
- 5000 DPI Laser Engine
- 1000 Hz polling with 1 millisecond response time
- Onboard memory to save your modifications
- 7 independently programmable buttons and macro support
- Adjustable weights
- Zero-acoustic ultra smooth Teflon feet
- Always-On mode
- On the fly sensitivity DPI adjustment (no driver needed)
- LED DPI Indicator
- Gold plated USB connector for maximum conductivity
- 7 foot, lightweight, non-tangle cord
- Included customization software
Razer DeathAdder Black Edition
The Razer DeathAdder is no exception, where it is now available as the Razer DeathAdder Black Edition. While the original was introduced in 2006, that model helped prolific gamers to crush their opponents with ease, and it was soon whispered among gamers as the standard of gaming excellence. Five years later, the DeathAdder has gained so much traction among gamers that it is used by more professional gamers than any other gaming mouse.
CyberPower releases new gaming rigs for the masses
The systems that we will be looking at are the Gamer Ultra 2073 and Gamer Xtreme 1302/1304, where it will range from a value-based AMD Dual-Core system to a couple of high-performance gaming PCs which run on Intel’s recently introduced 2nd Generation Sandy Bridge architecture. The CyberPower systems will be priced from $439 to $1,249 will be available for a limited time only.
Sony Next Generation Portable console ready to rock
Well, to make sure that Sony has got your back covered with the latest and greatest, the company has just announced their latest addition to the mobile gaming scene – the Next Generation Portable. For folks who staked their house on the name PSP2 being the successor to the hugely popular PSP, you’re out of luck, although we do admit that Next Generation Portable (NGP) sounds a whole lot lamer.
Razer Ferox announced
Just what is the Razer Ferox? This is a brand new ultra portable stereo speaker which intends to prove to the world that size does not matter. It might be physically a whole lot more petite compared to other stereo speakers out there (we’re talking about portable ones for an apple to apple comparison), but Razer assures you that your ears will be assaulted by a sonic attack like no other. Meant to deliver 360 degrees of omni-directional sound, Razer intends to surprise you out of your socks despite its form factor.
It’s the Chameleon X1
If there were to be 3 things that should fit great together, why wouldn’t it be a seemingly ordinary, albeit simply gorgeous mouse, that when flipped upside down, offers a fully functional game controller and a PC remote that can bring up your iTunes with the push of a button, flip through some tracks, handle your PowerPoint presentation and shut down your computer.
Cockpit Flight Simulator
This flight simulator has already been installed into a cockpit, equipping players with similar flight controls that are found in actual aircraft. Fore/aft and left/right movement of the yoke controls pitch and roll just like the real deal, although you can always eject whenever you want to without running the risk of dying. Thrust levers and dual rudder pedals will also deliver realistic throttle and yaw. While you won’t have any stewardess to offer you drinks mid-flight, the padded flight seat does offer some semblance of comfort, while a sound system surrounds you in realistic audio thanks to the use of five speakers and a subwoofer located right beneath the seat. Expect to spend many hours with Microsoft’s Flight Simulator X Gold here, considering you already dropped a cool $7,000 for this.
SteelSeries Siberia Neckband headset
Now don’t ask us why SteelSeries named one of their most recent releases as the Siberia Neckband headset – perhaps Siberia, being where it is geographically, is so cold, hence the need for a neckband at all times to keep yourself warm, was the main reason on why they called it so? Targeting both music lovers as well as mobile gamers with this model, it will see action with all iPods, iPhones and iPads to boot – courtesy of its 3.5mm jack that caters for combined audio and voice and an in-line remote which powers both audio and call controls. The Neckband itself will come with thick, cloth covered foam earcups, an optimized soundscape, and a retractable microphone system that can be used while answering calls or stored in the left earcup whenever you’re just using it for your music listening pleasure. Well, it does sound as though it will keep your ears warm, doesn’t it?
Mad Catz offers new range of mice
Mad Catz is a name that is more often than not associated with video games, is back to deliver something more formal and less casual – the new range of colored lifestyle mice that is meant to see action with the personal computer, where it will fall under the company’s Eclipse home and office brand. Boasting a rather striking slim-line design as well as a tactile ‘high-gloss’ premium finish, this new colored mobilemouse will come in either white or red shades, although those who prefer to opt for something more traditional can always get it in the classic black format. We would settle for the white or red colors simply because they look chic, but when it comes to practicality, nothing beats black at all – after all, the dirt and grime which gathers on a black-colored mouse is certainly going to be a whole lot harder to see, right?
