ROCCAT Power-Grid turns your smartphone into a PC gaming control board
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Apuri 2.0 is a stylish stand and charger for a Power-Gear-enabled smartphone
Apuri 2.0 is a stylish stand and charger for a Power-Gear-enabled smartphone
Project Phobo is a gaming keyboard with a built-in smartphone dock, that will also charge the phone while it's housed in the keyboard
Project Phobo is a gaming keyboard with a built-in smartphone dock, that will also charge the phone while it's housed in the keyboard
Project Phobo is a gaming keyboard with a built-in smartphone dock, that will also charge the phone while it's housed in the keyboard
ROCCAT has developed a system that turns a smartphone into a control board for PC gaming
The Incoming Center grid routes all outside voice and text communications to an at-a-glance on the smartphone's display
The Stats Control grid supplies the gamer with important information about the gaming PC
The Power-Grid app's Sound Control allows users to control PC audio from the smartphone screen
Gamers can place custom buttons in the fourth grid, such as game-specific macros
An editor in the Power-Grid Launcher is used to add custom buttons to the fourth grid on the smartphone
Article Summary
German gaming peripheral specialist ROCCAT Studios has developed a new system which leverages smartphone technology to enhance the experience of PC gaming. As well as being able to use a smartphone to store and activate gameplay buttons, Power-Grid technology also allows users to wirelessly control PC settings from the mobile device, display vital system performance data and keep in touch with the real world - all while staying fully absorbed in the game.
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