Mouse, while it is simple enough to be used with the computer for light users and hardcore gamers, it is still the subject of being smashed and thrown when someone died in a match of Call of Duty: Black Ops or lost a game of Starcarft II. Some mice, particularly the less expensive ones, tend to be oversensitive (or not sensitive enough in some cases) for the usage of hard core gamers, usually in a first-person shooter games. To cure this issue, they bought a mouse which has great features and looks which is way more expensive than the normal ones hoping for the best user experience. Instead, they need to invest more than they need to because these exclusive mice can be used effectively on a mouse pad that costs almost the same as the mouse itself.
Meet The Peregrine, a glove that can be worn by gamers and control their units and characters in games more effectively than by using the mouse. It has over thirty touch point actions and each of them can be programmed by you. As an example, you can program your glove so that when you touch the tip of your index finger, your character will start shooting their weapons while touching the tip of your middle finger will results in your character throwing his grenades. Now imagine all the things that can be done by gently pressing the points on your hand instead of scrambling to mash the buttons on your keyboard while being ambushed by someone while playing a game of Fallout: New Vegas.
Of course, when we are using gloves, the hand will be covered and will get sweaty after a long time but the developer of this product has already thought it through. To prevent this, ventilated cool spots are placed strategically on the gloves so that your hand stays cool while gaming. The glove is also hand washable if funny smell start coming from it after a long time. Just make sure that all the electronics on the glove has already been removed before washing to prevent malfunctioning. You can also change the faceplates of the glove to make it more stylish and suits your style.
The Peregrine is already available for gamers and is priced at $150 which is a bit expensive but hey, this is the next best thing before someone come up with a holographic keyboard and mouse!