This looks interesting...http://www.overclock3d.net/news.php?/input...ing_next_week/1It'll cost you about $3K, but you may never need to buy another joystick again :-)Bryan

Ah yes... the only "downside" is you have to think in Russian. ;-)

Ya govaryu pa Russki :)However, the $3,000 is a showstopper.

The article said about $300 USD, not three thousand when it first comes out. About twice as much as TrackIR.Best Regards, Donald T. :-waveFLYing? It's cool. Trillions of birds and insects can't be wrong.

This is very interesting. I immediately think of potential use by people who have medical conditions where they can't move much or talk. I wonder if this can be used in such a way to help communication with computer software.

There was actually a device I bought like this about 15-20 years ago that supposedly read your mind to control a video game. It was very rudimentary and could only respond to left and right, but it seemed to work. I forgot what it was called,(Mindworks or something like that I think) but there was a few games (From the same developer) that was released for it, like a Bowling game and a ski game. I believe it came with a so called lie detector game too. Obviously though it never really caught on.

I stand corrected. It's only $300 :-) Not $3K. Zeros start to blur after hours starting at the screen...Now all we need is a quality Firefox and we'll be set...Bryan