The ongoing PAX East Gaming Event witnessed the introduction
of the newest members of the Vengeance
gaming line, the Corsair Vengeance 2000 wireless 7.1 gaming headset and the
Vengeance C70 PC case. Both the peripherals will be made available in the
course of the next two months.
This latest gaming
headset is deployed with 2.4GHz wireless technology and is
said to
work from a distance of about 40 feet. It can be used for extended gaming
sessions as the audio peripheral can cough up the juice for about 10 hours,
reveals the company. Its HRTF positional audio technology makes it complaint
with 5.1 as well as 7.1 audio sources, while the acoustic tuning and 50mm
drivers should deliver clear and improved bass response. The noise-cancelling
device also takes care of the comfort factor with a padded headband and
circumaural micro-fiber memory foam earpads. It can be powered by a USB cable
too.
“Our Vengeance wired headsets have built a loyal following
by giving gamers a competitive advantage with detailed positional audio,
reliable voice communication, and comfort that lasts over marathon gaming
sessions. The new Vengeance 2000 wireless headset relieves gamers from the
hassle of accidentally rolling over cables or ripping their headset connector
out of their PCs during the heat of battle. We also made sure that the case had
plenty of cooling and expandability options, so gamers and builders can be
assured that the case will accommodate just about anything they can throw at
it,” stated Ruben Mookerjee, VP and General Manager of the Components
Business Unit at Corsair.
