Ringbow hits Kickstarter, promises directional pad-assisted touch gaming
Author: Jamie Colby
When we first saw the Ringbow finger peripheral, it was a gangly prototype, tethered to an external battery– not exactly best for a transportable tablet accessory. The idea is to strap a D-pad to an individual’s finger, netting them additional control for touch-based games. Now the duo behind the gadget is showcasing a self-contained unit on Kickstarter, hoping to amass adequate interest to send it off to production. The Bluetooth-compatible band gloats a changeable one-size-fits-all hold, a nine-way directional nub and a 5 hour battery life. A $ 45 contribution purchases a standard black Ringbow and a game package, though more reasonable backers can easily score additional shades, special hardware and dev kits. Without $ 100,000 in support, nevertheless, the ring won’t be minted. Follow the links below if you’re persuaded to cash the digital circlet. Ringbow hits Kickstarter, guarantees directional
pad-assisted touch gaming initially appeared on Engadget on Sat, 23 Jun 2012 14:23:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink|Kickstarter|Email this|Remarks
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