A new concept of a gaming desk that Razer incorporates a PC is also available for gaming chairs compatible with tactile feedback

The concept of the gaming desk announced by Razer "Project Sophia".A 65 -inch organic EL display stands in front

　Singapore's Razer announced on January 5 (US Pacific Time) at CES 2022 the gaming desk concept "Project Sophia". From the user's point of view, it has a 65 -inch OLED display on the front, and various PC parts are incorporated under a glass top plate. [Photo] Gaming chairs that support tactile feedback have increased the number of people who work at home at home under the influence of the new colon virus infection. But PCs are not just for work. There are various uses such as games, video editing, and distribution. The company thought that PC desk should also change flexibly depending on the scene and application. All of the various PC parts under the glass top plate have a module that can be replaced, and can incorporate up to 13 modules. And the module can be easily replaced and reconciled while the PC is turned on. The company cited the second display, system monitoring tools, touch panels, pen tablets, and audio mixers. When enjoying a game that puts a load on the PC, insert a system monitoring tool, incorporate a second display when you want to expand the display a little more during telework, and incorporate a pentablet when creating illustrations. In addition, you can use a PC comfortably by changing the module according to the scene and application. In the center of Project Sophia, the latest processor of Intel and the latest NVIDIA GPU will be included. The idea is to secure the highest performance as a PC, assuming that the PC will be loaded. The company, "Enki Pro HyperSense," a gaming chair compatible with tactile feedback, also announced the Gaming Chair "ENKI PRO HYPERSENSE" for tactile feedback. The aim is to make users feel more realistic by tilting their chairs and adding a little shock according to the flow of games, videos, and music. It is said that games with more than 2200 titles have already supported Enki Pro HyperSense, and even if the game is not compatible, feedback can be returned to the controller, keyboard, and mouse input. The tactile feedback is generated by a tactile engine located in the center of the legs of the chair. This tactile engine can create 65,000 different kinds of feedback, making users feel ± 1g. Also, 1.5 inches (about 3).By tilting only 8cm), it is possible to give users a feeling of being a vehicle.

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