Qi
Kingston has introduced its new HyperX-branded Pulsfire Dart gaming mouse that features Qi charging as well as a 16,000 DPI resolution. In addition, the company also announced its ChargePlay Base pad for the mouse and all the other Qi-enabled devices such as headsets and smartphones. The HyperX Pulsefire Dart (HX-MC006B) wireless gaming mouse uses the Pixart 3389 sensor with its native DPI of up to 16,000 DPI as well as Omron switches. The manufacturer says that the mouse features a 450 IPS (inches-per-second) sensor as well as a 1000 Hz polling rate.The device has an ergonomic design with padded leatherette side-grips as well as RGB LEDs that can be controlled using the HyperX Ngenunity software that also allows to monitor battery life. The mouse connects...
The Razer Phone 2 Hands On: Now With Wireless Charging, IP67, and RGB
When Razer announced its Razer Phone as a 'gaming smartphone', a sizeable number scoffed at the idea - how can it be a gaming smartphone if everyone has the...
46 by Ian Cutress on 10/10/2018
ASUS ROG Balteus Qi: RGB Mouse Pad Plus Qi Wireless Charging
In another of ASUS’ Computex announcements, they have shared the impending release of their ROG Balteus Qi RGB mouse pad. The mouse pad combines a surface for the mouse...
2 by Joe Shields on 6/4/2018
ASUS Designo Curve MX34VQ Incoming: 34" Ultrawide Curved Display with Qi Charging
ASUS has started to ship its Designo Curve MX34VQ display that was originally announced in mid-2016. At present, a number of retailers are offering pre-orders on the monitor, starting...
33 by Anton Shilov on 2/24/2017
AOC P2779VC: 27” PLS Display with Qi Wireless Charging Base for $199
AOC has introduced a new 27” display that features Qi wireless charging for mobile phones in the base. The monitor uses a PLS panel and has standard characteristics for...
24 by Anton Shilov on 12/5/2016
The State of Wireless Charging Standards in Mobile
A look through the various competing wireless charging standards, their advantages, disadvantages, and where the future leads to.
91 by Andrei Frumusanu on 4/2/2015
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