Gaming On The Couch: Corsair's Next-Gen Wireless Peripherals, Hands On

[Guest]

Corsair aims for the living room with a family of wireless peripherals, including a lapboard that solves some of the problems we encountered with the company's Lapdog.

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[aquielisunari]

Corsair aims for the living room with a family of wireless peripherals, including a lapboard that solves some of the problems we encountered with the company's Lapdog.

Gaming On The Couch: Corsair's Next-Gen Wireless Peripherals, Hands On : Read more

I think Corsair is trying to hard or is it Tom's? Idk.

I've been gaming away from the computer desk ever since I had a wireless mouse and keyboard.

 

[TheFluffyDog]

Lapboad

 

[Jeff Fx]

Corsair aims for the living room with a family of wireless peripherals, including a lapboard that solves some of the problems we encountered with the company's Lapdog.

Gaming On The Couch: Corsair's Next-Gen Wireless Peripherals, Hands On : Read more

I think Corsair is trying to hard or is it Tom's? Idk.

I've been gaming away from the computer desk ever since I had a wireless mouse and keyboard.

I had a faux-leather couch that a laser mouse couldn't track on. They track fine on cloth-covered furniture. I think this is a very niche product.

 

[pegnose]

I don't understand this design. Such a keyboard should come with a substantial battery, and you should be able to plug in each and every mouse you like with data transmitted over the same wireless uplink.

I want sofa gaming, and I have to buy a new mouse? Are you kidding me?!

Someone didn't think here.

 

[Th3pwn3r]

You only have to spend $240 to use the new lapboard. Yeah, Corsair can shove it. At least the old lapboard included cables that allowed use of wired peripherals.