Did You Ever Try the OCZ Technology NIA?

Fraggers are those, who spent the livelong night slugging each other with the help of the mouse and keyboard. Modern technologies break down all imaginable boundaries and submit a new dimension to the control scheme with its NIA-Neural Impulse Actuator to your consideration. Having ordered it at Newegg.com, it will cost $129. The device operates the following way: NIA converts electroencephalograph signals into keyboard strokes/mouse movements that allow Windows XP and Vista users to play games using their biosignals.

Primarily, we treated NIA's ability to control an aspect of our PCs without using our hands skeptically. The procedure looked the following way; we settled the software, bunged the appliance into a notebook's USB jack, slipped on headpiece, invoked a piece of adjustment tackle, and were just startled by the CPU in a lively game of Pong, which is part of the software package. Our imbecility was the result of the rustiness than the NIA, as we were able trippingly and promptly to control our paddle. Moreover, the mechanism matches up a smart few PC titles such as FarCry 2.

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