Posted on Wednesday, March 21 2007 @ 3:19 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
For years the CeBIT trade show has set the stage for unveiling exciting, futuristic technology and this year is no different. OCZ Technology has demonstrated the NIA (Neural Impulse Actuator) which is an innovative input device that takes is the next step towards a full integration of central and peripheral nerve activity into controlling personal computers. Read on to see if this device might be something that will change the way you use your PC.
"The OCZ Neural Impulse Actuator looks like nothing more than a head band with a wire coming out of it, but this is far from something that you'd see Maria Sharapova sporting around the tennis court. It does look sporty though and the booth babe that OCZ had modeling it seemed happy to donate her neural activity..."
