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Doctor Feelgood
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 Posted: Fri, 13 May 2005 06:41:42 Post Subject: eDimensional AudioFX Force Feedback Headset |
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 | The idea of force feedback has been around for years and has been used extensively in game controllers such as game pads, joysticks, and steering wheels... A bass speaker in the headphones is used to vibrate in synchronization with sounds such as bombs going off, gun fire, a car hitting a wall, and most other loud noises you experience in gaming. - The Review |
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Little Bruin
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talkster5
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Wow, that is a great implementation of force feedback. If I didnt already have my plantronics headset I would be tempted to buy those  |
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FOX
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Doctor Feelgood
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What is the point of LEDs on almost anything now? 
But... these could be useful for looking across a room and knowing that with all the lights on, you will not be heard no matter how loud you yell!  |
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