HP gaming headset cools you down using thermoelectrics
One of the worst things about over-the-ear and on-ear headsets is that they tend to feel hot and uncomfortable after a few hours, especially if you live in a muggy environment. HP has just announced a pair of headphones that can keep you cool even during whole-day gaming sessions -- unlike other similar options, though, they don't use fans or cooling gels. At the HP Gaming Festival in Beijing, the tech giant has launched a number of new devices under its Omen gaming line, including the Mindframe headset that uses a patented thermoelectric cooling technique.
The headphones have a thermoelectric device inside their earcups that conducts heat from the acoustic chamber and directs it outside. Engadget Senior Editor Devindra Hardawar got to hold a sample of the device, and he said it was like having an AC pressed against the palm of his hand.
Soon we can spend 16 straight hours in VR without sweating all over the headset/phones.
(Score: 2) by MichaelDavidCrawford on Wednesday May 30 2018, @09:48PM (2 children)
A Den Of Iniquity.
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(Score: -1) by fakefuck39 on Thursday May 31 2018, @04:28PM (1 child)
What what now? Is that the den where you live in front of your computer screen 10 hours a day or some nerd reference to the locker inside which you spent highschool?
(Score: 2) by MichaelDavidCrawford on Thursday May 31 2018, @10:21PM
While I don't require Jesus to be divine I do feel the historical Jesus was inspired.
And I really do read the Bible, most commonly when I'm in the slammer.
I was referring to the moneychangers in the temple. JC wasn't down with that so he beat them all up then threw them all out.
That was totally righteous.
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