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| Price of OCZ’s brain-controlled mouse confirmed: $159 |
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| By Theo Valich | ||
| Monday, March 10, 2008 13:27 | ||
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Mountain House (CA) - OCZ's Neural Impulse Actuator (NIA) could become one of the most sought after computing peripherals this year. So far, the price of the device was somewhat a mystery, with estimates ranging from £99.99 to $299 – more than what you would currently would pay for Nintendo’s Wii console (if you can get one). It turns out that OCZ will bring the NIA for $159 to the U.S., TG Daily has learned.
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