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With the growth of online gaming, and the increased exposure through wider audiences sitting down and picking up a controller, or mouse and keyboad, one industry that's built up nicely in the past few years, is professional gaming. This has seen the first celebrities in that world begin to emerge, and unsurprisingly with it, product endorsement. Jonathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel is probably the most well known to date, but there are lot of others on the up and up. Today we take a look at a product, part designed and endorsed by Emil "HeatoN" Christensen. It's the largest plastic mouse mat ever released, and its backed with QPad technology. Let's see how it fairs.
It's been a while since we had a Roccat product come through the eTeknix office, but some of you may recall the stunning Roccat Savu which we reviewed back in July, which earned itself our eTeknix Innovation Award. Today however we have something a little more unique and special from Roccat, the Kone XTD gaming mouse is a serious piece of gaming equipment and comes with a price tag of around £70-80 (prices from Google shopping).
The F.R.E.Q. 5 headset from Mad Catz is available in multiple colors and sports a robust design by combining plastic and light metal. The product comes with 50mm Neodymium drivers, a removable microphone and two types of connectivity options: 3.5mm jack and USB.
Laser mice have been around for several years now and these days most peripheral manufacturers have more than one in their product stable. Today, ASE Labs has the Cooler Master Storm Inferno laser mouse, the second mouse in Cooler Master's Storm series of gaming accessories.
The KANA falls in to the middle category, classified by Steelseries as “the middle child” the KANA fills a void often left in the market for high end business users and casual gamers. Not every office worker needs 7-20 buttons, not every gamer needs buttons everywhere when just a few extra will suffice for the casual gamer, the KANA with 6 buttons and easy to use UI is poised to fill this gap.
So why so many mice on the market, one simple answer is to cater for the rise in online gaming with manufacturers capitalizing on the massive demand for more and more buttons or mice that cater for differing grip styles and many more.
Mit der Razer Naga und der CM Storm Sentinel geben sich zwei spezielle Spielermäuse die Ehre. Erstere richtet sich speziell an MMO-Spieler und sorgt mit ihren 17 Tasten für Aufsehen, während die Sentinel als Markt-Neuling mit einem stimmigen Konzept aus Hard- und Software überzeugen will. ComputerBase hat bei beiden Nagern Hand aufgelegt.
There's no denying the value of a good gaming mouse. Laser technology has taken the optical sensor one step further, and as games increase in complexity and graphical splendour the demand for increased precision is pushed to the limit.
Revoltec, eine bekannte deutsche Marke, besitzt ein großes Angebot an verschiedenen Computerprodukten. Neben Gehäusen und Cooling-Produkten führt Revoltec auch Eingabegeräte. Wir haben dieses mal die beiden Tastaturen K101 und K102 im Test. Sie versuchen mit schlichter Funktion und Eleganz zu überzeugen. Ob dies gelingt erfahrt Ihr auf den folgenden Seiten. Viel Spaß beim Lesen!
The CineVibe from ASUS is the company's latest offering to grace the straining headset market which threatens imminent implosion at any time due to over loading. The CineVibe does, however, have one secret weapon that will litterly shake you to your core. That is Force Feedback in a headset, the first of which we have ever seen.
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