NXP Semiconductors' Wireless USB device controller integrates directly into end systems at the board level, allowing a seamless replacement of wired USB in today's systems. The ISP3582 is based on the ...

The uPD720170 wireless USB host controller chip is WiMedia MAC specification certified compliant. The chip is based on the WiMedia Alliance's ultra-wideband (UWB) common radio platform. The IC ...

Promising higher throughputs and higher performance for laptops, the uPD720171 wireless USB host controller for PCI Express bus interfaces enables wireless data transmissions between PCs with MiniCard ...

Wireless controllers in 2025 have come a long way in terms of technology, comfort, and ease of use. Modern controllers are no longer choppy or messy to use. Wireless technology brings the comfort of ...

The number of wireless controllers now available is enough to overwhelm anyone on the hunt for a new piece of gaming gear. The decision ultimately comes down to what controller feels the most ...

Like fidget spinners, NFTs, and Ed Hardy T-shirts, peripheral-based rhythm games were everywhere – and then they weren’t. Of course, while the mainstream moved on, we die-hard rhythm game devotees ...

There’s a lot of demand for a quality gaming controller, and while Xbox and PlayStation certainly have the bulk of the market, there are some really competitive options from other brands, such as MSI!

Overview Windows 11 can support a wide range of peripherals, from old-fashioned gamepads to the latest high-tech ones. Contemporary operating systems can i ...

THE wireless Xbox controller upgrade. Fully customizable. Two user profiles available, plus a hardware switch to toggle between them. Rear paddles are removable. Rubbery grips feel great to hold.

1. The easiest way to connect a Pro Controller (or another wireless controller) to your Switch is with its included USB-C charging cable. First, plug the cable into your Switch's dock. 2. Connect the ...

GameSir has taken its excellent multiplatform T4 Kaleid controller and adapted it for Xbox, dropping the "T4" moniker in the process. It's everything I love about GameSir's previous G7 but transparent ...