PDP takes a swing at the multi-peripheral market with their universal stereo headsets. The headsets support Xbox, PS 3, Wii, Wii U, PC, and mobile devices. There are wired and wireless variants that come in blue and green. Here we look into one of their wired units, the AGP.1.
After seeing Fructel’s Gametel at CES 2012, I was eager to see the device in action personally. See my preview coverage of Gametel here. Repeating from my previous article, the device is compatible with Android devices running Android 2.1.1 Éclair or later, Apple iPads running iOS 3.2 or and iPhones supporting iOS 4.0 or later. Once the device is paired with a phone or tablet, it automatically connects once powered on. It is compact, supports...
In case you didn’t know, it’s New York Comic Con time! A weekend filled with comics, art, anime, and games. We’ll be there trying to soak it all in and share everything we find interesting. If you’re not able to make it to the Javitz Center this weekend, I’ll be updating this page and our Facebook page with tons and tons of photos. Lets get this started!
The lost footage just keeps on coming! Over the coming days I’ll be digging deep into my archives and sharing some content that I might have overlooked direct from San Diego Comic Con 2012 (also known as SDCC). Today let’s dig into something that I thought was extremely awesome: the Necomimi Ears. If you’ve ever seen Chobits, you’ll instantly fall in love with these ears. As crazy as it may seem, these ears are actually controlled...
Kotaku reports today that Valve’s leading PC games platform will be welcoming non-game software into the Steam platform. This is the first steps for Valve directly competing against Apple, Amazon, and Google’s digital software platforms. Adobe is not confirmed yet… don’t get too excited The Software titles coming to Steam range from creativity to productivity. Many of the launch titles will take advantage of popular Steamworks features, such as easy installation, automatic updating, and...
I’m taking a page out of Modest Law’s book and bring you a few micro previews of a bunch of stuff I was able to get my hands on today. Why micro? Well, I was only given a limited amount of time with each product. For some, I am going to run out Best Buy and purchase for a full review to share with you all in the coming months. For others, I just thought...
Let’s just face it. I. AM. A. PROCRASTINATOR. Not going to hide it and I swear I’ve said this countless times but in case you missed it there it is. I am a procrastinator. Now that the awful truth is behind us, I can honestly say that my procrastination this time was a blessing. As I continued to use the products that I’m going to eventually mention, I naturally noticed some things that I wouldn’t...
Fructel showcased their bluetooth controller geared specifically for smartphones and tablets. The device is compatible with Android devices running Android 2.1.1 Éclair or later, Apple iPads running iOS 3.2 or later and iPhones supporting iOS 4.0 or later. Once the device is paired with a phone or tablet, it automatically connects once powered on. It has the traditional Super Nintendo 6-button gamepad layout (D-pad with 6 front facing buttons, 2 of them being your start...