Posted on March 27, 2009 by Corey -Dis- Krull
Want to play the latest high-end PC games on your TV, PC or Mac, instantly? Well, this winter you will be able to. A company called OnLive is trying to change PC gaming as we know it. What is it? It’s a tiny device that streams games straight to you through your broadband internet connection. [...]
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Posted on December 29, 2008 by Corey -Dis- Krull
On Dec. 12th, Tan Le, co-founder and president of Emotiv Systems, gave a live demonstration of their new neuro-device the EmotivEPOC at The Entertainment Gathering 2008 in Monterey, CA. This device looks much more comfortable than the Neural Impulse Actuator. Plus, it seems to have a few more features and it’s wireless. It is due [...]
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Posted on August 20, 2008 by Corey -Dis- Krull
I know, I know, you are all wondering why I haven’t posted my review of the Neural Impulse Actuator yet. It’s still coming but as you know, sometimes life gets in the way. I have family visiting, been traveling and best of all my Brother is home. Recently, He joined the Army and just got [...]
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Posted on June 17, 2008 by Corey -Dis- Krull
As you may know by now, the Neural Impulse Actuator has finally been released. Not expecting it, I received mine on 6/5/08. The NIA does take time to get used to using, especially trying to figure out how Alpha and Beta brainwaves work. I did run into a problem last week, the top part of [...]
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Posted on April 23, 2008 by Corey -Dis- Krull
The NIA was supposed to be released this week but guess what? It’s not going to be, isn’t that a shocker. What I was told is that it is being pushed back to around May 9th. I guess this means more waiting, I hope that OCZ Technology doesn’t keep pushing and pushing it back.
If any [...]
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Posted on March 20, 2008 by Corey -Dis- Krull
Well, I talked to someone at OCZ yesterday. I didn’t get a definite release date for the NIA, which is what I, and probably you expected. All I was told is that it could be available in the next couple to a few months. They were being very wishy-washy on giving me a straight answer. [...]
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Posted on March 18, 2008 by Corey -Dis- Krull
Another update on the (NIA), It is now available for pre-order in the UK. At Play.com, they have a release date of April 21st. I understand that OCZ is aiming to have the first batch in stock in about 2 weeks but the date from Play.com could be the closest for the release. I finally [...]
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Posted on March 10, 2008 by Corey -Dis- Krull
Another update on the Neural Impulse Actuator. The price has been confirmed, it will only cost $159. At this price they will probably sell a lot more to gamers, let’s hope that it works great. In an article from TG Daily it was said by Ryan Peterson, co-founder and CEO of OCZ Technology, “We want [...]
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Posted on March 4, 2008 by Corey -Dis- Krull
This is very exciting news for gamers with and without disabilities around the world. The Neural Impulse Actuator (NIA) in my opinion is going to change the future of gaming. OCZ will be demoing the device at CeBit 2008, March 4th-8th. The same place where they debuted a prototype in 2007. They are going to [...]
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Accessible Gaming Blogging?; The NIA; Site Design News; Accessibility 4 Gamers
I was asked why I don’t always blog about Accessible Gaming. The reason that I don’t is because it is possible to play any game with the right setup. Like I have said before, my system of choice is the PC but I do occasionally play consoles. There are so many options to choose from [...]
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