HyperX, the gaming division of Kingston Technology, Inc., has announced a new line of premium gaming devices. It includes the HyperX Alloy OriginsTM mechanical gaming keyboard with new HyperX switches, the HyperX Cloud AlphaTM S gaming headset with the popular dual chamber technology and a new low frequency slider, as well as the affordable FURY DDR4 memory module with Plug N Play technology and a new heat spreader design, and the new FURY DDR4 RGB memory module with software control with NGenuity.
“With a wide range of products for gamers and enthusiasts, everyone can feel like a pro. HyperX new products deliver the performance and quality you need,” said Daniel Kelly, director of corporate marketing for HyperX. – We strive to create the best products on the market at an affordable price for every PC, console or mobile device user.”.
HyperX’s new products at Computex 2019 include:
Alloy Origins Mechanical Gaming Keyboard- The new HyperX Origins mechanical gaming keyboard uses HyperX mechanical switches. The new HyperX red switch features a 45g pressure point, shorter actuation distance, and is designed for 80 million presses over its lifetime. The Alloy Origins keyboard features dynamic open LED backlighting on the key switch, providing more RGB backlight brightness. Alloy Origins also offers the ability to create up to three customizable backlight profiles that can be saved directly to onboard memory for easier customization or to use macros1. HyperX NGenuity software allows you to customize the LED backlighting and the RGB key illumination1.
FURY DDR4 and FURY DDR4 RGB memory – The new HyperX FURY DDR4 and FURY DDR4 RGB memory modules are the cost effective, high performance memory upgrade solution for Intel and AMD platforms. Modules support Plug N Play and auto overclocking at default DDR4 settings 1.2 v. FURY DDR4 and FURY DDR4 RGB features Intel XMP-ready profiles optimized for the latest Intel platform. HyperX FURY DDR4 RGB features a smooth RGB3 LED panel and utilizes HyperX Infrared Sync to sync modules without the need for cables. The memory is compatible with backlight control software from a number of motherboard vendors including ASUS Aura Sync, Gigabyte RGB Fusion and MSI Mystic Light Sync.
HyperX at Computex shows a fully redesigned version of its NGenuity software with an intuitive user interface. New NGenuity will be publicly displayed for the first time on the latest HyperX FURY RGB memory. Software is available for download from the Microsoft store NGenuity .
Also at Computex
Cloud Orbit S gaming headset – The Cloud Orbit S gaming headsets were developed in collaboration with AudezeTM and Waves® Technology. These devices were the first HyperX gaming headsets to feature Audeze’s patented planar magnetic drivers for audio clarity. Waves Nx® 3D audio technology delivers immersive, cinematic gaming audio. Waves Nx® head tracking technology creates a stable, hyper-realistic environment with 360-degree sound, where the user’s head movement brings space to life 1,000 times per second.
For the first time at Computex, HyperX demonstrates Orbit S headset gesture control. HyperX gaming headsets and Audeze and Waves technologies take audio quality to a new level – previously available only in audiophile headphones.
Price and availability of products
Alloy Origins Keyboard – Available in the third quarter of 2019 at a recommended retail price of $109.99
Cloud Alpha S headset – In September 2019 for a recommended retail price of $129.99
FURY DDR4 and FURY DDR4 RGB Memory – Second half of 2019, pricing to be announced
Cloud Orbit S headset – Available in the third quarter of 2019 at a recommended retail price of $329.99
What are some specific additions or improvements in HyperX’s gaming peripherals lineup that were unveiled at Computex 2019?
What are some of the new gaming peripherals unveiled by HyperX at Computex 2019?
What are some of the new additions to HyperX’s gaming peripheral lineup that were showcased at Computex 2019?