Sure the name OCZ chose for its Neural Impulse Actuator sounds like something form Star Trek, but the technology is pretty cool if it performs as promised. The device allows gamers to control their games by thinking.

OCZ says that it is now in mass production with the device and that it would be shipping soon. The prototype was shown at CeBIT 2007 and was one of the most interesting items shown at the show.

"Advances in hardware and software allow today's games to offer consumers an exceptional entertainment experience, and we wanted to take the next step by immersing gamers into these environments with the innovative new NIA," stated Ryan Petersen, CEO of the OCZ Technology Group. "The NIA radically changes the ways that gamers can interact and control elements within games, and can be configured in a matter of minutes for any game that is already published or will be released."

Via OCZ