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technology1 year ago•2 min saved

"Logitech Unveils Highly Customizable 60% Wireless Gaming Keyboard for Pro Gamers"

Logitech has introduced the Pro X 60 Lightspeed, its first compact 60 percent wireless gaming keyboard aimed at professional gamers seeking portability. Priced at $179, it offers two GX optical switch types, three color options, and three connectivity choices. The keyboard features customizable key functions, supports RGB lighting, and boasts a 65-hour battery life. With quality-of-life features and a carry case, it caters to competitive gamers who value portability.

via The Verge|

#gaming-keyboard #logitech #portable

gamingscience1 year ago•2 min saved

"Variability in Visual Perception Speed Among Gamers Uncovered by New Study"

New research from Trinity College Dublin suggests that some individuals have higher visual temporal resolution, allowing them to perceive visual signals at a faster rate than others. This characteristic may give pro gamers and athletes an advantage in high-speed situations, such as competitive gaming or ball sports, by providing access to more visual information per timeframe. The study found little difference in results across gender but noted a decrease in temporal resolution with age, potentially explaining why esports players and athletes retire at a young age.

via Kotaku|

#competitive-gaming #gamingscience #pro-gamers

business1 year ago•4 min saved

Pro Gamers Sue Activision for $680M Alleging Monopoly on 'Call of Duty' Tournaments

Pro gamers Hector “H3cz” Rodriguez and Seth “Scump” Abner have filed a $100 million lawsuit against Activision, alleging that the gaming giant monopolized the market for Call of Duty leagues and tournaments by imposing hefty entry fees, revenue sharing demands, and exclusive contracting rights. The lawsuit accuses Activision of violating antitrust laws and coercing players and team owners into accepting unfair financial terms, pointing to restrictions on earning compensation from sources besides Activision. The gamers seek damages and a court order to prohibit further anticompetitive conduct, while Activision has denied the allegations.

via Hollywood Reporter|

#activision #antitrust #business