Like Emotiv’s Project Epoc, OCZ’s Neural Impulse Actuator turns your brain into a video game controller. The headband’s neural sensors are located up front, reading your neural activity the same way ...

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If you're willing to fork out around £150 for the privilege, the Neural Impulse Actuator from OCZ is only one month from retail and may change the way you play games. And, the company is looking to ...

Sunnyvale, Calif.-March 3, 2008-OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory and components for enthusiasts and gamers, is pleased to ...

OCZ Announces Availability of Vista 64-bit Drivers for the nia (neural impulse actuator) gaming peripheral After much anticipation from Gamers and Enthusiasts, the 64-bit Windows Vista drivers are now ...

Tired of old and busted input methods like controllers and Wii-wagglin'? Too lazy to make even the slightest movement of one or two fingers to play a game? OCZ's Neural Impulse Actuator might be for ...

OCZ saw an exciting opportunity to enhance the gaming experience and take PC gameplay to new heights. The NIA is not a replacement for a mouse but rather a pioneering new peripheral designed to ...

OCZ is preparing to bring its Neural Impulse Actuator to market, saying production of its new brain-powered controller could begin as soon as next week. Users have a “reasonably fine granularity of ...

OCZ lays claim to being the first company to bring a "brain-computer" interface to the retail market and they have aimed it squarely at the gamer. The device is called the NIA, which is an acronym ...

Seen first at CeBIT 2007; the Neural Impulse Actuator (NIA) measures signals directed by brainwaves and muscle impulses through a "headband". The device then converts these "bio potential" impulses to ...

OCZ has finally issued a driver update for its Neural Impulse Actuator, commonly known as NIA, so that it can work with Windows Vista 64-bit OS. OCZ's NIA made quite a fuss back when it was released, ...