Archive for the 'Gaming Gadgets' Category

ASUS has rolled out its first Republic of Gamers (ROG) branded gaming mouse, the ROG Eagle Eye GX1000. This is a wired gaming mouse that has a 6-button design featuring a pseudo-ambidextrous design (side buttons only on its left side), a scroll wheel with LED lighting, and a 50 to 8200dpi laser sensor that can be adjusted on-the-fly with software configuration abilities. The ROG Eagle Eye GX1000 is made up of brushed aluminum and ABS plastic. An ROG-branded mousepad is also part of the package. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing yet.

No doubt that touchscreen smartphone devices nowadays can support/play hardcore 3D games with higher demands of resources such as processor speed, GPU, and RAM that’s why dual core and quad core android devices are released, to support those games with higher requirements. Problem solved! But the question is do you think users will fully enjoy the game using just the touch screen? I guess not, for sure some will be looking for ways how they can play the game that they want with ease using a dedicated gaming controller.  Read more... (316 words, 2 images, estimated 1:16 mins reading time)

Cooler Master has announced its latest technology called Storm Sentinel Advance II Gaming Mouse. This high-tech mouse features the latest Avago sensor that is capable of over 8000 DPI sensitivity.  Cooler Master is well known for their cool system cases and cooling devices as well as gaming peripherals. The mouse also has an ultralow liftoff distance to provide gamers the ability to perform actions very quickly.  Read more... (152 words, 1 image, estimated 36 secs reading time)

Logitech has just unleashed a new set of gaming gadgets dubbed as F310, F510 and F710 controllers.  Both controllers looks like a PSP controller. They have a D-pad design and have a very good accuracy on all possible directions. It also features both XInput and DirectInput technology, which means it can be used for games that uses keypad. On the other hand the Rumble Gamepad F510 offers all the same features as the Gamepad F310, but this time it has vibration sensor that will vibrates while you are playing the game let’s say you hit, bump, crash, explosion effects and etc. The F510 also has special comfortable rubber grips and a soft-touch bottom case for long game periods.  Read more... (175 words, 1 image, estimated 42 secs reading time)