OCZ, which more than ever is try to diversify, announced that the Neural Impulse Actuator (NIA) has entered into mass production. This controller aims more or less to read our minds and while the concept isn’t new, we can only hope this time that the final product will be more interesting.
Its creator is the first to admit that it will not replace the mouse but will enable using it less in normal conditions and even do away with the keyboard in games. It connects to your PC via USB 2.0 and can function with all programs as signals that come from the forehead are interpreted like those coming from the keyboard.
The first orders will be taken at the CeBIT which starts today in Hannover where it will be on display. We will just have to wait for the final price which should not be too high given that at one time a sum of $300 was mentioned.
