Intelligent Haptics: Haptics generally constitutes any form of interaction involving touch. Haptic technology in gaming recreates the sense of touch or feel in a game by applying force or vibration feedback to the user in the real world. This has been a staple in controllers for some years now, where simple vibrations are applied to the user during in-game events.
Intelligent
haptics is moving into new frontiers, featuring advanced signal processing
through state-of-the-art haptic drivers to more accurately mimic in-game events
in real time. This means headsets and gamepads will be better able to react to
in-game audio or events and transform them into rich, lifelike effects in the
real world.
Gaming Laptops:
As the price of gaming laptops becomes more
accessible, you’ll see this continuing to be an option on the gaming market.
There are, however, drawbacks to using portable hardware, such as issues with
battery life and heating and not getting the same kind of processing power as
on a PC. Gaming laptops aren’t quite the same bang for your buck as PCs, but
it’s getting close.
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