Chinese researchers claim their high-precision real-time BCI is good enough for Black Myth: Wukong gaming.

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This ‘Dasher’ style input device from Atomic Keyboards was inspired by the Apple TV+ sci-fi thriller.

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Researchers from Georgia Tech have developed a tiny, minimally invasive, brain-computer interface which they reckon is perfect for everyday use.

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The RayNeo Air 3s is superior to its predecessor and manages to come in at an even lower price point.

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Great sound, amazing battery life, and an outstanding price. The SoundPeats Space headphones are available for just $29 in this deal.

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Corsair's newest flagship headset in its Virtuoso line sounds fantastic in games, delivering detail you didn't even know existed. Unfortunately, the headset is stiff and uncomfortable, and yes, you still have to use iCue.

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The Hollyland Lark M2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone is now cheaper than when I bought it in the last sale!

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From electric screwdrivers to high-res webcams, these are inexpensive game-changers.

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The iQunix EZ63 is a stellar Hall Effect gaming keyboard and perfect for anyone that puts performance first. It’s not the cheapest you’ll find of this type but its performance and build quality help justify its steep price.

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The iQunix Magi65 is a great keyboard for low profile fans. It’s intentionally designed to offer the best typing experience in the market. While that’s obviously subjective, and portability isn’t its forte, it succeeds in offering a great typing experience, superb build quality and a unique sense of style.

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