The folks at SCUF and Ironburg Inventions sued Valve a few years ago for patent infringement. They claimed that Valve's "Steam Controller" was made without the proper paperwork, working with SCUF to license their patents for back-facing paddle controls. But wait, you might be saying, the Steam Controller isn't the only controller with back-facing paddles, right? You're right!
Corsair just revealed several off-the-wall next-generation solid state drives (SSD) the likes of which you've probably never seen before. Included in the mix are the Corsair MP600 CORE, MP600 PRO, and MP600 PRO Hydro X Edition. As you'll see right out the gate, each of these components is made not JUST to sit inside your PC and function well - they're made to LOOK good, too.
With the launch dates of the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 quickly approaching, we're naturally seeing a number of companies announce accessories that are compatible with these new consoles. Today it's Corsair's turn, as the company has revealed its new HS75 XB Wireless Gaming Headset. Not only is this new headset compatible with Xbox One and Windows 10 PCs, but it'll also work with Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S when those consoles launch on November 10th.
If you're a Windows user who has looked at the MacBook Touch Bar with envy, fear not: Corsair's new iCUE NEXUS does pretty much just that. Intended to fix to select models of Corsair's keyboards, or hook up to a PC directly via USB, the full-color touchscreen acts as a control panel and a status display, whether you're gaming or something else.
Corsair is a pretty well-known name in the PC gaming scene, as it offers a number of gaming PC components and peripherals. More specifically, you'll often see Corsair's power supplies recommended to people who are looking to build a PC, but Corsair also offers a range of pre-built PCs for those who don't want to go to the trouble of building their own. Today, the company indicated that it's about to greatly expand that range of pre-builts, as it's entered into an agreement to buy Origin PC.
Gamers jus5 love their RGB lights, something that some smartphone makers like ASUS and nubia are trying to capitalize on. Most of the time, those lights come via LEDs attached to cases, but what if the PC components themselves glowed? That's the proposition that Corsair has been making with its new Capellix RGB LED lighting technology that it first unveiled at CES earlier this year. True to its promise back then, Corsair is now making available the new Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB which crams 12 such LED ights in a single RAM stick
Corsair is arriving at CES 2019 with three new gaming mice in tow. The three mice it's debuting today are the Harpoon RGB Wireless, the Ironclaw RGB, and finally, the M65 RGB Elite, which is something of an upgrade to the original Corsair M65. Alongside the Harpoon RGB Wireless, Corsair is also debuting its new wireless technology, which it calls Slipstream.
A lot of companies will tell you that smart homes are the future, and it seems Elgato believes the same thing. Today, Elgato announced that it will rebrand to Eve Systems, which shares the name of the company's smart home product line up. It seems that Eve, which was introduced back in 2014, has been a successful endeavor for Elgato, because it will now shift its focus entirely to IoT and smart home devices.
Corsair Gaming has announced the launch of its new Void Pro, a gaming headset that sports, among other things, a noise-cancelling microphone. The headset is designed for PC gamers, and comes in multiple varieties including USB and wireless. As the name indicates, the Void Pro builds upon the company's previously launched Void headset lineup, adding on top of it things like better comfort and that aforementioned microphone.
Corsair is getting into the gaming chair market with its first ever chair designed for gamers, the Corsair T1 Race. This model features a sporty design inspired by the type of seats you'll find in racing vehicles, as well as elements you'd expect from a desk chair including arm rests and seat padding. Users can expect to find things like PU leather, multiple color accents, nylon caster wheels, and more.
Computer memory often takes a backseat to processors and graphics cards, but they are actually one of the cheapest ways to give your computer a performance boost. Relatively speaking, of course. There is nothing cheap about this new DDR4 memory from Corsair, a company that prides itself for catering to performance and gaming enthusiasts. You are getting what you're paying for, or at least that's the promise. Because the new DOMINATOR PLATINUM Special Edition Torque promises blazing fast speeds that won't burn your PC from the inside.
Corsair has taken the wraps off its new Corsair One desktop gaming PC, a product that is being offered in four different models with hardware to meet just about any need. The desktop features a futuristic design thanks to its angular chassis and glowing blue LED light strips. Despite the power it packs, Corsair promises its offering is ‘extremely quiet’ thanks to an integrated liquid-cooling system.