Sony’s new Access controller is a welcome addition to accessible hardware solutions. But its high price tag is a reminder of the cost that gamers bear simply for being disabled.

Sony’s first accessible controller is an excellent start and a welcome new part of PlayStation's lineup, but it has a ways to go before being truly incredible.

PHOENIX — Motorola Inc. today announced a new series of Internet-access controllers, based on a hybrid 16-bit DSP/microcontroller core that eliminates the need for separate processing blocks to handle ...

Phoenix, Ariz. — Housed in a 121-ball micro BGA package, the CO710AG controller chip brings Internet access to system designs via dial up modem, wireless modem, or Ethernet access. This controller ...

PlayStation Access Controller Makes Gaming More Seamless for People With Disabilities The customizable controller features large, swappable buttons and sits flat on a table or wheelchair tray.

The iChip Internet Controller is claimed as the first Internet peripheral chip to store and serve Wireless Access Protocol (WAP) documents as WML files in an on-chip WAP web site. According to the ...

KoalaSafe is a gadget that lets you control how your kids use the internet. It’s drop-dead simple to use and can cut of their online access at specific times or to specific sites, or both.