Computex 2010 Coverage (Part 3)
Tt eSPORTS by Thermaltake
I got to use some of the products on a test setup, which featured the Challenger Ultimate gaming keyboard, Black gaming mouse on the Dasher mousepad, and a Shock headset. The Shock is only 2.1 channels compared to the 5.1 of the Shock One, but still sounded amazing. My gaming session was in Bad Company 2.
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Throughout Computex, Thermaltake held gaming matchups between two professional e-Sports teams, the Tao Yuan Jets and Tt Apollos. The two teams faced off in Special Forces Online (a Counter-Strike clone). The last photo is me with Tt Apollos member Athena, and I've also included a video of her kicking butt in SFO, although eventually meeting her demise (I only provide a spoiler because it may not be apparent since death brings you to the score screen immediately).
Although the Asian market only accounts for 18% of Thermaltake's revenue (compared to 44% for the USA and 21% for Europe), coupled with its strong support for the professional gaming scene, the new Tt eSPORTS brand may soon change that. Tt eSPORTS held a global pre-sale event in Taipei, Taiwan on June 16, 2010, which saw fans waiting in line before the doors even opened.
Source from: http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/computex2010/26.htm